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  1. New Zealand lamb delicious.
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  2. Welsh auto companies that exported £3.4m of road vehicles to New Zealand last year will now benefit from the removal of tariffs of up to 10%, while manufacturing companies like Zip-Clip and K-form will also see the removal of tariffs up to 5% on metal goods and construction products.
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  3. Food and drink manufacturers welcome the news that the UK has agreed in principle a trade deal with New Zealand – an important partner for UK food and drink, with trade in our sector’s products worth more than £661m in 2020.
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  4. Prime Minister seals free trade deal with New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern  Boost to British exporters and small businesses as both countries ditch tariffs and cut red tape More opportunities to live and work in New Zealand and deeper cooperation on digital trade and climate change.
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  5. The UK remains by far Scotland's most important market, with exports to England, Wales and Northern Ireland worth three times more than all EU countries combined.
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  6. The New Zealand trade deal follows advanced free trade agreements already struck with Australia and Japan and helps pave the way for UK to join Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a free trade area of 11 Pacific nations with a GDP of £8.4 trillion in 2020.
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  7. Tariffs as high as 10% will be removed on a huge range of UK goods, from clothing and footwear to buses, ships, bulldozers and excavators, giving British exporters an advantage over international rivals in the New Zealand import market - a market which is expected to grow by around 30% by 2030. High-quality New Zealand products loved by British consumers, from Sauvignon Blanc wine to Manuka honey and kiwi fruits, could be cheaper to buy.
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  8. The New Zealand trade deal follows advanced free trade agreements already struck with Australia and Japan and helps pave the way for UK to join Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a free trade area of 11 Pacific nations with a GDP of £8.4 trillion in 2020.
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  9. Poland getting bullied by the EU. https://youtu.be/3pJ6RGG9uxU
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  10.  @stevehall6299  Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  11. Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  12. The growth of ‘anti-Semitism’ under the Labour Party is a danger to Britain.
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  13. Prime Minister seals free trade deal with New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern  Boost to British exporters and small businesses as both countries ditch tariffs and cut red tape More opportunities to live and work in New Zealand and deeper cooperation on digital trade and climate change
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  14. Food and drink manufacturers welcome the news that the UK has agreed in principle a trade deal with New Zealand – an important partner for UK food and drink, with trade in our sector’s products worth more than £661m in 2020.
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  15. The UK remains by far Scotland's most important market, with exports to England, Wales and Northern Ireland worth three times more than all EU countries combined.
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  16. Poland getting bullied by the EU. https://youtu.be/3pJ6RGG9uxU
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  17.  @abbersj2935  Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  18. Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  19. Prime Minister seals free trade deal with New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern  Boost to British exporters and small businesses as both countries ditch tariffs and cut red tape More opportunities to live and work in New Zealand and deeper cooperation on digital trade and climate change.
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  20. The New Zealand trade deal follows advanced free trade agreements already struck with Australia and Japan and helps pave the way for UK to join Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a free trade area of 11 Pacific nations with a GDP of £8.4 trillion in 2020.
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  21. Food and drink manufacturers welcome the news that the UK has agreed in principle a trade deal with New Zealand – an important partner for UK food and drink, with trade in our sector’s products worth more than £661m in 2020.
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  22. Poland getting bullied by the EU. https://youtu.be/3pJ6RGG9uxU
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  23. Prime Minister seals free trade deal with New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern  Boost to British exporters and small businesses as both countries ditch tariffs and cut red tape More opportunities to live and work in New Zealand and deeper cooperation on digital trade and climate change.
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  24. Welsh auto companies that exported £3.4m of road vehicles to New Zealand last year will now benefit from the removal of tariffs of up to 10%, while manufacturing companies like Zip-Clip and K-form will also see the removal of tariffs up to 5% on metal goods and construction products.
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  25. Food and drink manufacturers welcome the news that the UK has agreed in principle a trade deal with New Zealand – an important partner for UK food and drink, with trade in our sector’s products worth more than £661m in 2020.
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  26.  @walkingwithshadows  Its a deal to suit Britain not modified to suit the other 27 EU Nations. Who’s interests conflict with Britain.
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  27. It’s called having your own wallet and not having to share it with 27 nation states.
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  28. Poland getting bullied by the EU. https://youtu.be/3pJ6RGG9uxU
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  29.  @ellied.violet7372  Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish] judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  30.  @MrFuckwit999  It was an EU treaty not an International treaty. EU law take precedence over national law. The EU member states are exactly like Scotland. Scotland can make some decisions but important decisions are made by Westminster. British law is supreme. This is because Britain is the one country. We all have a British passport. There is no border between Scotland and England because we are the United Kingdom of Britain. The European Union is one nation like the U.K.
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  31.  @MrFuckwit999  Maybe if U.K. farmers stopped over regulating their produce it would be more competitive. It’s the supermarkets that will do business with New Zealand. If the lamb sells then the supermarkets will continue to buy from New Zealand.
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  32.  @Fast_Ultralight  The European Union is the one nation, the one country. Where EU law is supreme. 🇪🇺 Just like the United Kingdom of Britain. Where U.K. law is supreme.🇬🇧
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  33. Ms Von der Leyen said: “We have been concerned about the independence of the Polish judiciary for some time. It is a direct violation of EU Law. EU case law rests on the principle the EU has supremacy over national laws. Does the EU nation states want a closer union with the EU and become an EU nation or would they rather be a nation state?
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  34. The New Zealand trade deal follows advanced free trade agreements already struck with Australia and Japan and helps pave the way for UK to join Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a free trade area of 11 Pacific nations with a GDP of £8.4 trillion in 2020.
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  35. The New Zealand trade deal follows advanced free trade agreements already struck with Australia and Japan and helps pave the way for UK to join Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a free trade area of 11 Pacific nations with a GDP of £8.4 trillion in 2020.
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  36. Tariffs as high as 10% will be removed on a huge range of UK goods, from clothing and footwear to buses, ships, bulldozers and excavators, giving British exporters an advantage over international rivals in the New Zealand import market - a market which is expected to grow by around 30% by 2030. High-quality New Zealand products loved by British consumers will be cheaper to buy.
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  37. Food and drink manufacturers welcome the news that the UK has agreed in principle a trade deal with New Zealand – an important partner for UK food and drink, with trade in our sector’s products worth more than £661m in 2020.
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  38. The UK remains by far Scotland's most important market, with exports to England, Wales and Northern Ireland worth three times more than all EU countries combined.
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  39. Poland getting bullied by the EU. https://youtu.be/3pJ6RGG9uxU
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  40.  @verystripeyzebra  So if the 26 EU member states voted for something my country was against and my country didn’t have a veto. I would have to except the ruling of the 26 EU states. I would rather leave and not have my country held to ransom by 26 other EU states. No wonder the EU is Poles apart.
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