Great Britain does not deny concessions on agriculture in the United Kingdom-Politico

The United Kingdom will not move away from the talks

During the interview, Reynolds conceded that the prices would hit the United Kingdom before it concluded an agreement with the United States

“I believe that where we are at the minute, the president wants this” day of liberation “to apply to all the countries of the world and there will be no exemption to this first day,” he said. “If a country is able to reach an agreement with the United States, I do not think there is a better placed country than the United Kingdom because of the work we have done.”

But he insisted on the fact that April 2 was “not a delay”, adding: “If they act tomorrow, it is not a reason to move away from the potential to obtain an agreement.”

The Minister also said that freedom of expression had not been a “material factor” in commercial negotiations with the US trade department or the office of the US trade representative.

US vice-president JD Vance previously accused European countries, including the United Kingdom, of violating freedom of expression.

Speaking at a press conference during the visit of the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Washington DC last month, Vance said that there were “news of freedom of expression” in Great Britain, which “also affects American technological companies and, by extension, American citizens”.