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Britain and India finalized a landmark free trade agreement, slashing tariffs on various goods. The deal, three years in the making, will reduce import taxes on British whisky, cars, and more, while 99% of Indian exports will be duty-free. It's projected to boost bilateral trade significantly, adding billions to both economies. While visa issues were a point of contention, the agreement includes modest changes to business mobility, allowing easier access for Indian professionals in certain fields. Both Prime Ministers hailed the agreement as ambitious and beneficial.

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