'We're not your enemies' Andy Burnham tells EU amid trade policy fears
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will ask European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen not to exclude Britain from the EU's "Made in Europe" scheme, which aims to give European companies priority in public contracts. The meeting takes place in New York, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, as London worries that the new rules could harm British industry and supply chains that are closely linked to the European market. "Europe ha…
'We're not your enemies' Andy Burnham tells EU amid trade policy fears
Andy Burnham has sounded the alarm over the EU's Made in Europe policy, which risks locking out UK firms by prioritising EU suppliers in crucial industries like car manufacturing and defence
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said his government would support the proposal for his country to be a “trusted partner” in the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ plan, arguing that London is not an enemy of the bloc but more of a neighbor facing the same problems. On his way to New York for the first participation […]
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