UK diverges from EU on US tariffs and artificial intelligence safety
Decision not to impose immediate reprisals comes as London follows Washington in refusing to sign global AI accord
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UK not planning to hit back at US on steel tariffs
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EU vows US tariffs 'will not go unanswered' and will trigger tough countermeasures
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US and UK refuse to sign summit declaration on AI safety
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EU to retaliate against US steel and aluminium tariffs
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EU to offer lower tariffs on US cars
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