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PM reacts to criticism against UK-India trade deal

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PM reacts to criticism against UK-India trade deal

PM reacts to criticism against UK-India trade deal

The prime minister has defended ongoing criticism from the Conservatives in response to the landmark trade agreement between the UK and India.

Sir Keir Starmer insisted the deal will "see tariffs slashed for car sales and that is good for British jobs" and the criticism surrounding the deal is "incoherent nonsense".

Report by Kennedyl.

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