Trade Committee Chair: 'No Evidence' UK Business Will Be Protected Under No-deal Brexit
Angus MacNeil MP
Chair of the International Trade Committee (ITC) Angus MacNeil has warned that he sees "little to no evidence" UK businesses will be protected in the event of a no-deal Brexit and has accused the Department for International Trade of complacency in its preperations.
In a letter to trade secretary Liam Fox, MacNeil warned the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) - the body charged with investigating unfair trading practices that harm UK businesses after Brexit - is currently...
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