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Hello and welcome to Copy How Shots. I'm James Hill and I'm joined

State World Spectators for this close to Kandu Halls and the former High Commissioner for

Freedom to the UK at Alexander Downack. The big story is that Britain is joining the

comprehensive and progressive agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership,

better known as CPTPP for obvious reasons. KD, tell us briefly why is this significant?

So it's been many years in the work. I think it was Liz Trass' International Trade Secretary,

who you know pushes very hard. You have Liam Fox as her predecessor.

And what it does after two years of intense negotiations is gives the UK

access, gives exporters access to 500 million people. The country is that this crosses over

the Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia, Vietnam and Malaysia. And Japan has been particularly

instrumental in pushing the UK's membership and as I think as soon as the UK government as

along with others, but particularly their key ally in getting this across the line.

What does it do in terms of the economy? Ministers expect the membership to generate 1.8 billion

of extra income once it has been up and running for 10 years. So this isn't an overnight

transformation to the UK economy, but I think it's significant for a few reasons.

One I think it means there is something the government can talk about when it talks about,

you know, Brexit dividend, Brexit achievements, which I think in recent months you've seen

you know lots of people saying what have you got to point to, public opinion, going all

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