UK ‘not going to rush into a deal’ with Trump: Finance minister

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The United Kingdom isn’t going to “rush into a deal” with President Trump over tariffs, but it is working to reduce barriers, British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves says. “We’re not going to rush

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