- UK International Trade Secretary Liam Fox tells Business Insider that fears of the NHS being sold off as part of any post-Brexit trade deal with the NHS are "myths".
- He accuses critics of a potential Trump trade deal "anti-capitalist" and "anti-trade".
- Fox says Britain should leave the EU without a Brexit deal rather than extend negotiations.
- Read Business Insider's full exclusive interview with Fox below.
SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON: Fears that the UK government will sell off parts of the National Health Service as part of any post-Brexit free trade deal are baseless "myths" that are being pushed by anti-capitalists in an attempt to scare the public, the International Trade Secretary has told Business Insider.
The prime minister Theresa May caused controversy earlier this year after refusing to rule out including the NHS in any free trade deal with the NHS.
See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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