A. Restrictions on international tourism
B. Rules favouring European-made goods in certain public procurement and support schemes
C. Abolition of all European trade regulations
D. A common European currency for the UK

Explanation:

On 27 October, UK Business Minister Jonathan Reynolds said Britain and the EU were working to address concerns over the bloc’s proposed “Made in Europe” rules. The proposals could affect British manufacturers, especially the automotive and clean-technology sectors. The final rules would require approval by EU governments and the European Parliament.

Important points

• – Countries involved: United Kingdom and European Union.
• – Relevant sectors: electric vehicles, batteries and clean technologies.
• – Public procurement means purchasing goods and services for public authorities.
• – Brexit refers to the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union.

Related question and answer:

Q: What does Brexit mean?

Answer: The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union.