Key facts
- Culture secretary Lisa Nandy said she acknowledged trade-offs from boosting trade with the EU.
- Nandy's brief covers digital and telecommunications sectors, per the report.
- Nandy said she did not want to cut people out of the discussion, per the report.
- The comments came ahead of summits, which the report did not date.
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy said she acknowledged there were trade-offs from boosting trade with the European Union, in comments to the BBC reported on November 8, 2026.
Nandy is culture secretary, a brief that oversees digital and telecommunications sectors, according to City A.M. She said she did not want to cut people out of the discussion, the report said.
The report said the comments came ahead of summits but did not name them or give their dates.