LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government will not rush into action to counter any import tariffs announced later on Wednesday ...

Britain is working intensely with Washington to secure an exemption from U.S. auto tariffs and could review a credit scheme ...

The UK will be hit by the global impact of US tariffs even if ministers succeed in their mission to secure an exemption for ...

Britain will not rush into action to counter any import tariffs announced later on Wednesday by U.S. President Donald Trump ...

The blame for this latest economic turmoil lies squarely with Trump. That gives Reeves a rare opportunity to shift the ...

Upturn in economic fortunes could be 0.5 percentage points lower thanks to US president's 'Liberation Day' levies ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated that the UK is unlikely to respond quickly to President Trump should he impose ...

Pub owner Philip Thorley sees only one direction for his prices once a tax hike for British employers kicks in next week: up.

The chancellor told MPs that a hasty response to US tariffs would put the 'prize' of an economic deal at risk.

The Chancellor said the UK would not indulge in ‘posturing’ over a possible response to Donald Trump’s tariffs.

The business secretary says he wants to reach an economic deal but would take "necessary steps' if talks failed.

Donald Trump’s tariffs will have an impact on the UK economy, Chancellor Rachel Reeves told Cabinet ministers, as the world ...