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Tariff cuts for the UK’s automotive and aerospace sectors have taken effect after Prime Minister Keir Starmer secured partial relief from U.S. import taxes to ease trade tensions and protect jobs.

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00:00Over in the UK, tariff cuts for the automotive and aerospace sectors have come into effect.
00:06This is after Prime Minister Keir Starmer finalised parts of a deal to secure relief from US import taxes,
00:12easing trade tensions and safeguarding British jobs.
00:16UK car manufacturers exporting to the US will now face a reduced tariff of 10%, down from 27.5%.
00:24In the aerospace sector, a 10% levy has been removed entirely.
00:29However, a 25% tariff on steel remains in place despite earlier plans to phase it out.
00:35Talks are ongoing as the US seeks more clarity on British supply chains and ownership structures.
00:42The UK government is expected to update Parliament on additional trade terms, including ethanol and beef quotas.
00:49Under the agreement, a 20% tariff on US beef imports will be removed, as well as a 19% tariff on US ethanol.
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