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Editor's Insight: Post-Brexit Britain looks to Commonwealth for next free-trade fix

A trade summit in London next week could set the ball rolling for a new multilateral pact.

Wed, 01 Mar 2017
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The UK government is trying to breathe new life into the commonwealth through trade.

Its international trade secretary, Liam Fox, has invited more than 30 ministers to attend a summit in London on March 9 and 10. Some 60 business leaders will also be there, in a lead up to Commonwealth Day on

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