Here are five of the outcomes that have been in the news so far this year.

Sir, — Michael Cavaghan-Pack’s contention (Letters, 6 September) that tariffs are placed by the European Union on developing countries needs to be addressed.

More than 15,000 direct and indirect jobs are currently being affected negatively due to the failure of Ghana and UK to sign a post Brexit trade agreement that allows Ghanaian fruit producers’ tariff free access to the UK market as exists under the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA).

‘People in Ghana are very angry. They do not understand why Britain is acting like a bully’

Lack of time, an election and regional trade tensions have made agreeing a deal tricky.

Liz Truss urged to sign off deals quickly to spare African states high tariffs once Brexit transition period ends.

The impact of Brexit has only added fuel to the fire of severe challenges facing health and social care in the UK, warns the Nuffield Trust.

UK tariffs on exports from Ghana were effected today due to Brexit. While both countries try to work out a trade deal, George Kporye, Corporate affairs manager of banana exporting firm, Golden Exotics tells me how the business is being affected.

Ministers accused of pressure on developing nations to 'sign up blind’ – without knowing if rollover deals will prove to be second-rate.

Liz Truss under pressure to explain why punishing levies being charged - despite announcement that UK-Ghana deal was struck.