Rishi Sunak should “revisit” the Brexit trade deal agreed with the European Union as part of an effort to forge closer economic ties with the bloc, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change has said. The think tank said it was time to consider ways to improve on the trade and cooperation agreement signed by Boris Johnson, which is due for review at the end of 2025. It comes as new analysis revealed that UK export growth has fallen well behind that of other major economic powers, including Germany and France, despite claims by the government that Brexit would boost British business abroad.
Blair think tank suggests PM ‘revisit’ EU trade deal
Rishi Sunak should “revisit” the Brexit trade deal already agreed with the EU as part of an effort to forge closer economic ties with the bloc, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change has said.
The think tank said it was time to consider ways to improve on the trade and cooperation agreement (TCA) signed by Boris Johnson, which is due for review at the end of 2025.
It comes as new analysis revealed that UK export growth has fallen well behind that of other major economies, including Germany and France, despite claims by the Conservative government that Brexit would boost British business abroad. A report by the former Labour prime minister’s institute said there was a growing public appetite for closer links with Brussels to ease Britain’s “economic pain”, setting out a three-point plan to “fix” the current Brexit arrangements.
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