Govt hails 'best deal India offered to another country'
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Govt hails 'best deal India offered to another country'
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds refuted claims that new UK-India trade will lead to British workers being undercut by Indian migrants.
Speaking at Chequers, Mr Reynolds said: ''There's nothing in this deal that has an impact on immigration long-term.''
The UK-India trade deal is understood to be the largest of its kind for its economic impact on Britain, resulting in 2,200 jobs across the country and ÂŁ6 billion investment by British and Indian businesses.
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