A BBC article by economics editor Faisal Islam reports the UK and EU have agreed a draft deal removing post-Brexit checks from food exports, scrapping £200 Export Health Certificates, inspector and port fees, and allowing sausages, shellfish and seed potatoes to resume, in return for the UK dynamically aligning with EU trade rules. The government claims £5.1bn in annual benefits, supermarkets and farmers back the plan, and the British Chambers of Commerce is pressing for published options on closer ties.