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the uk hasjoined a new trading bloc, making it the 12th member of the group known as the cpt pp.rade secretary, kemi badenoch, signed on the dotted line in auckland, in new zealand. other members include, australia, canada, chile, japan, mexico and malaysia. some critics of the deal have questioned it's benefits to britain. the government's own estimates show it will add less than 1% to the uk economy over ten years. speaking a short time ago on sunday with laura kuensburg, the trade secretary said the deal would benefit britain. it's quite a momentous occasion and we're all here so proud, so excited. it's been five years since the idea to join cptpp, as we call it, first started and now we have signed the agreement. this is the fastest growing region, the asia pacific. it's going to be responsible for at least 50% of global growth that we're expecting between now and 2035. countries have been queuing up to join this trading bloc. we've got there first, we've got our seat at the table and for the uk it's actually quite a momentous thing. it's the biggest trade deal we signed sinc

hasjoined a new trading bloc — making it the twelfth member of asia & pacific nations bloc known as the cptt the uk's trade secretary, kemi badenoch, signed on the dotted line in auckland, in new zealand. other members include, australia, canada, chile, japan, mexico and malaysia. but critics of the deal have questioned its benefits to britain. the government's own estimates indicate being in the bloc will only add 0.08% — less than 1% — to the size of the uk's economy in 10 years. our business correspondent marc ashdown has more now on what the deal means for british businesses and the economy as a whole. and what this will mean is frictionless free trade for uk exporters. and this is a bloc which generates about 13% of the world's income. now the uk is on board. this should amount to about £11 trillion. what it means is no tariffs on all sorts of things from cheese and whisky and gin to cars and various bits of machinery. so it should in theory boost our exports. but it is worth noting a couple of things here. firstly, we did have deals already in place with nine out of 11 of these countr

i'm so impressed with your repeated pronunciation of cpt ipp, but as you're in cardiff , i cpt ipp, butld have liked to have heard you say it in welsh. >> the cpt ipp. i'm not even going to try to try translate. my going to try to try translate. my goodness , don't even try. it my goodness, don't even try. it would have been a lot easier if donald trump hadn't pulled out of the thing. it would just be the tip. ipp. but because america pulled out of it, it had to become the comprehensive and progressive version of the thing. been thing. tom harwood, you've been a done and thank you very >> well done and thank you very much to our people's panel in cardiff. don't that cardiff. don't forget that if you want the people's you want to join the people's panel week, go panel next week, go to gbnews.com slash panel. gbnews.com forward slash panel. now you must stay tuned. i can't stress more because it stress this more because it really fascinating really is a fascinating interview. was drinking interview. he was drinking 12 pints serving as pints a night while serving as an mp in parliament. he

secretary, kemi badenoch, has formally confirmed a place in a major indo—pacific trading bloc known as the cpt. it's quite a momentous occasion and we're all here so proud, so

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go on, then. >> cpt dpp. >> cpt dpp. >> yeah.t trans—pacific , but neither could trans—pacific, but neither could i anyway. >> i don't know. keep your views coming in on that or any of the stories we're talking about today. >> gb views at gbnews.com >> gb views at gbnews.com >> and for once, i will say, if you want to say horrible things about tom harwood, do send your thoughts be very thoughts through. i'll be very happy to read them out. >> of course, talking >> now, of course, we're talking about cpp . scampton dpp about the cpp. scampton dpp because the business secretary kemi badenoch has signed off on uk's membership to the comprehensive progressive comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans—pacific partnership zealand today. >> yes, as a major indo pacific trade bloc, this deal could gain british business access to a market of 500 million people with fewer barriers. >> well, earlier we spoke to former adviser to the bank of england and the treasury, dr. roger schwalbe . and we started roger schwalbe. and we started

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. ♪ -- we sell to cpt members.t particularly around car manufacturing, for example. ultimately we will have to wait and see how this all develops in the next couple of years. we have a huge commitment from the u.k. government to make the most of this opportunity, and a huge commitment from cptpp members who want to make it a great success. rishaad: how much more difficult is it to strike a more difficult deal without being under the umbrella of the european union as a lone player, britain against others, as opposed to having a bloc of 28 countries? natalie: i have been doing this job for a while now, as his majesty's trade commissioner for asia-pacific, and one of the great delights has been the flexibility to bring a new, innovative approach to u.k. trade. we signed our first ever digital economy agreement here with singapore. our first ever green economy framework. and we have brought digital and sustainability, green trade, into the heart of everything we're are doing in the asia-pacific. because the world is ch

as a cpt shall have more stable and higher-paying job opportunities. denise is grateful for the financial assistance that mwa provided during her journey. i will caution this committee that as pandemic relief dollars go away, and if and when state tax revenues tighten or decline, state agencies will be under increasing pressure to color outside the lines and push boundaries when it comes to tanf spinco program integrity measures for both state and federal levels will be more important than ever and we urge you to consider strategically enhancing and leveraging tanf dollars within the four corners of the program to provide benefits, and we encourage you to consider enhanced program integrity measures. to make clear, not only to states but our partner agencies of what appropriate and inappropriate uses of tanf dollars are. thank you for the opportunity. >> thank you, director. we will next turn to secretary steve button of arkansas. you are regasify been. >> thank you, mr. chair, chairman smith, chairman lahood, ranking member davis. i'm incredibly grate

doesn't love a toyota, a honda or a suzuki , will be cheaper to or a suzuki, will be cheaper to the cptwhich i thought was a cough. medicine will taste very unpalatable to the army of remainers who dominate our political media and public institutions as unlike the eu , institutions as unlike the eu, the trans pacific group is only a trading bloc. no the trans pacific group is only a trading bloc . no politics, no a trading bloc. no politics, no promises of ever closer union, no micromanaging of our rules , no micromanaging of our rules, and no stifling anti—competitive laws, no input from foreign judges, no free movement and no vast payment routes for the privilege of membership . privilege of membership. furthermore no stranglehold over foreign trade deals like this one. no threat of the euro or the single european army, and no bill of up to £190 billion for europe's covid overreact when we've joined a market now of 500 million people with economies that are growing not in decline , as is the case in the eurozone . and remember, people love to forget this. we do have tariff free trade

host: tell us about your show on you cpt, what time is it on and what are your listeners like?uest: i am on monday through friday from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. we sometimes talk about other things, but mostly we talk about the issues and politics of the day. we have been trying to stay in touch with local reporters throughout the nation to find out the craziness going on in some states and what reporters have to say about it. our audience, we actually have a pretty wide signal, southwest michigan, the upper half of illinois, southern wisconsin, and we take callers most of the time. and we get a wide range of people. a lot of people listen on their computers so we get callers all over the country. we have a pretty broad audience and a very involved audience that really stays up on current events and wants to talk about them. host: chicago is a big city for a number of reasons including for democrats, a headline pointing out on npr that the democrats will host their 2024 convention in the windy city. on top of that, the president last week announcing new economic measures and a

host: tell us about your show on you cpt, what time is it on and what are your listeners like?uest: i am on monday through friday from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. we sometimes talk about other things, but mostly we talk about the issues and politics of the day. we have been trying to stay in touch with local reporters throughout the nation to find out the craziness going on in some states and what reporters have to say about it. our audience, we actually have a pretty wide signal, southwest michigan, the upper half of illinois, southern wisconsin, and we take callers most of the time. and we get a wide range of people. a lot of people listen on their computers so we get callers all over the country. we have a pretty broad audience and a very involved audience that really stays up on current events and wants to talk about them. host: chicago is a big city for a number of reasons including for democrats, a headline pointing out on npr that the democrats will host their 2024 convention in the windy city. on top of that, the president last week announcing new economic measures and a

doesn't love a toyota, a honda or a suzuki , will be cheaper to or a suzuki, will be cheaper to the cpthich i thought was a cough. medicine will taste very unpalatable to the army of remainers who dominate our political media and public institutions as unlike the eu , institutions as unlike the eu, the trans pacific group is only a trading bloc. no the trans pacific group is only a trading bloc . no politics, no a trading bloc. no politics, no promises of ever closer union, no micromanaging of our rules , no micromanaging of our rules, and no stifling anti—competitive laws, no input from foreign judges, no free movement and no vast payment routes for the privilege of membership . privilege of membership. furthermore no stranglehold over foreign trade deals like this one. no threat of the euro or the single european army, and no bill of up to £190 billion for europe's covid overreact when we've joined a market now of 500 million people with economies that are growing not in decline , as is the case in the eurozone . and remember, people love to forget this. we do have tariff free trade w

now lots of you have been getting in touch on the cpt ipp trade deal after tom harwood very enthusiastice says this is a win for brexiteers. we finally have something to show for splitting up with the european union and we hope it brings benefits to britain. there we go. rose tinted glasses there. jess says. like kemi badenoch says, we have to make the most of this opportunity. these of this new opportunity. these sorts are few and far sorts of deals are few and far between and greg, what does he have to say? he says japan has done well to get britain to sign this. they've been lobbying for done well to get britain to sign tichange"ve been lobbying for done well to get britain to sign tichange ine been lobbying for done well to get britain to sign tichange in thinking bbying for done well to get britain to sign tichange in thinking towards or done well to get britain to sign tichange in thinking towards the a change in thinking towards the indo—pacific and fought indo—pacific region and fought for least they for this alliance, at least they appreciate unlike the appreciate the uk, unlike