The Prime Minister has sparked a fiery row over his latest "two-tier" move, after being accused of undercutting British workers to seal a £5billion trade deal with India.

Under the agreement, potentially tens of thousands of Indian workers on short-term visas will be completely exempt from paying National Insurance in Britain for three years, making them potentially cheaper to hire - despite National Insurance contributions for British firms being increased in last year's Budget.

The Prime Minister has sparked a fiery row over his latest "two-tier" move, after being accused of undercutting British workers to seal a £5billion trade deal with India.Under the agreement, potentially tens of thousands of Indian workers on short-term visas will be completely exempt from paying Nat...{ai:summary}<p>The Prime Minister faces backlash for a "two-tier" approach in a £5 billion trade deal with India, allowing tens of thousands of Indian workers on short-term visas to be exempt from National Insurance for three years. This move is seen as undermining British workers amid rising costs for local firms. #politics</p>

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