A historic free trade agreement between Australia and the United Kingdom is set to be in place by the end of the month following years of negotiations. The deal, which relaxes trade and visa arrangements between the two countries, was agreed more than a year ago. Now having worked its way through both the Australian and British parliaments, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says it will take effect within weeks. "It will be in place by May 31," he told the ABC in London. "It has completed its parliamentary processes [in Britain] and of course we completed our parliamentary process at the end of last year. "What it ... (full story)