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David Henig views the UK trade deal as a win, protecting cars and steel interests without major concessions to the US via The Washington Post.

David Henig believes the UK government is prioritising quick trade deals with Trump, despite the inherent risks involved via Financial Times.

David Henig describes the UK-US trade deal as a "win" for the Keir Starmer, noting minimal concessions for significant results via The Telegraph.

David Henig views the UK-India trade deal as sensible but acknowledges it is less ambitious and not economically transformational via The Guardian.