President Donald Trump has signed an order to implement parts of a trade deal reducing tariffs between the UK and US for certain goods, including automobiles.

• 10% tariff on up to 100,000 UK cars being shipped to the US, down from a previous 25% import tax.
• Key figures include Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, addressing the implications for British businesses.
• The agreement does not eliminate tariffs on steel imports, currently set at 25%, and is described as a "tiny tariff deal" by opposition leader Kemi Badenoch.