On May 8, British Prime Minister Starmer said that the US-UK trade agreement will reduce tariffs on 100,000 British cars a year from 27.5% to 10%. "The deal will remove tariffs on British steel and aluminium to zero" and will "provide unprecedented access for British farmers without compromising our high standards," Starmer also said. According to industry data, the UK exported £370 million ($492 million) worth of steel to the US last year, accounting for 9% of total UK steel exports. Speaking ...