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Could British farmers block a UK-US trade deal – and what does it mean for Oz?

19 June 2020

1:00 AM

19 June 2020

1:00 AM

Will the UK agree a trade deal with the US? Such an agreement has long been cited by Leave campaigners as a prize for Brexit Britain. When Donald Trump became President it was seen to increase the chances of such a deal being struck. While Barack Obama had suggested the UK would be at the ‘back of the queue’, Trump suggested a deal could be thrashed out quickly.

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