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UK quietly drops ‘human rights’ and ‘rule of law’ from list of goals in Gulf trade deal

Ministers are desperate to sign new trade deals after damaging the UK economy with Brexit

The Independent UK

Fertiliser price hike okayed

The Department of Internal Trade (DIT) has approved a request by local producers and importers to increase fertiliser prices in line with the rising production costs of imported raw materials to avoid supply shortages.

Bangkok Post

Revealed: government did encourage Premier League to approve Newcastle takeover

Boris Johnson’s government worked for months to encourage the Premier League to approve the controversial Saudi Arabia-backed takeover of Newcastle

The Guardian - UK

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North East thriving tech sector is showcased in bid to attract more inward investment

Department of International Trade specialists from around the world spent two days in the region to see the tech success story first-hand

Birmingham Post

Child safety seat price-fixing probed

The Commerce Ministry has ordered an investigation into complaints that some vendors have marked up prices of child booster seats for cars following an announcement of a new regulation that will make them mandatory.

Bangkok Post

UK announces £1.7billion in fresh sanctions for Russia and Belarus to ‘thwart war’

The total value of good subject to sanctions has now exceeded £4billion

Evening Standard

Russia and Belarus to face new sanctions targeting ‘£1.7 billion of trade’

The sanctions outlined by the International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan and Chancellor Rishi Sunak involve import tariffs and export bans.

The Independent UK

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Iconic sweet maker wins major contract to supply Claridge’s hotel

Uncle Joe’s Mint Balls can trace its roots back to 1898

Birmingham Post

Price caps on staples before hols

The Department of Internal Trade (DIT) has vowed to put price caps on 18 consumer products amid accusations that the prices of some brands of seasoning sauces and detergent have risen sharply recently, according Chakra Yodmani, deputy director-general of the DIT.

Bangkok Post

From solar-powered wifi hubs to reducing packaging waste: the small UK firms driving a green revolution

When it comes to sustainability technology, British firms are well placed to seize opportunities overseas. Meet three businesses doing just that

The Guardian - UK

Taste of success: how British drinks brands are broadening their horizons

From premium gin to coffee syrups, UK small businesses are thriving as they learn how to sell their goods overseas

The Guardian - UK

UK and US agree deal to partially end tariffs on British steel and aluminium

Labour called the move long overdue, saying ministers have ‘dithered and delayed’.

The Independent UK

MIPIM set to return in March 2022 after three-year break as global commercial property market continues its recovery

Organisers say 'MIPIM 2022 is on track to have the same number of exhibitors as the 2019 edition from Europe and the Middle East'

Birmingham Post

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