India-UK FTA: UKIBC chief Mccole hopeful of signing some deal quickly

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The Labour government came to power just three weeks ago and they've got a big agenda to achieve," he said.

He said that it's right for them to take time, look at where negotiations have already got, make sure they're comfortable and then bring it over the line."We understand that the deal is 95 per cent to 99 per cent already done, but I think as a new government coming in, they need to make sure that that works for them as well.

However, he said that people should not expect negotiations to conclude very quickly, as the Labour government came to power recently only."I think people maybe shouldn't expect negotiations to start and conclude very quickly.