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UK must suspend trade talks and privileges with Israel, NGOs say

Alongside 20+ NGOs, we have written to the UK Government to suspend its trade agreement and ongoing negotiations with Israel.

Labour rushing into values-free approach to global trade

A UK trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council is mired in controversy given the poor human rights record of a number of the Gulf states.

How can UK trade policy deliver for labour rights around the world?

Event: Join our panel of experts in trade and union rights for a rich discussion on the UK’s international trading relationships.

Statement on UK's CPTPP membership

TJM responds to the UK's membership to the trans Pacific trade deal (CPTPP).

Are greater trading options really crucial to rebuild the country?

Tom Wills reacts to Jonathan Reynolds', Business Secretary, opinion piece in the Guardian.

TJM disappointed at UK Government's trade announcement

We are disappointed at the announcement that the UK will be resuming trade negotiations with the Gulf Cooperation Council and Israel.

Labour’s opportunity for cleaner and greener UK trade

The new Labour government has a valuable opportunity to reset and modernise the UK’s approach to international trade.

Pursuing a deal with the Gulf utterly discredits the UK's international commitments

Statement following Labour’s intention to accelerate negotiations with the Gulf countries.