European Union leaders have reacted angrily to the news that Britain wants to strike a brisk trade deal with the U.S., reminding Britain that no official deal can be done while she remains within the EU.
Theresa May and Donald Trump are set to discuss a U.S.-UK trade deal which could see tariffs slashed and could make it easier for workers to move between the two countries when they meet later this week.
President-elect Donald Trump has welcomed Britain’s decision to leave the European Union (EU), predicting it will “end up being a great thing” and other countries will depart the crisis-stricken bloc.
Following Brexit, the UK will be in the “front seat” for a new trade deal with the U.S. under the Trump administration, senior Republicans have confirmed.
LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May said Sunday she will announce details of Britain’s European Union exit plans in the next few weeks, and denied a former diplomat’s claim that the government is “muddled” about Brexit. In her first interview
The British prime minister, Theresa May, is set to be the first European leader to meet with Donald Trump following his inauguration as president of the United States, Downing Street has announced.
Interviewing Breitbart London’s editor in chief, Dermot Murnaghan spent minutes on an “attack” which viewers branded “shameful” before finally moving on to ask about the historic meeting at Trump Tower in which Nigel Farage became the first UK politician to meet the president-elect.
Downing Street staffers used their Twitter accounts to denigrate Donald Trump and promote Hillary Clinton during the race for the White House, with a key aide using the platform to say he didn’t want anyone “reaching out” to Trump, Breitbart
President Obama is flying to Britain to persuade her people that their best interests lie in remaining shackled to the rotting corpse of the European Union. According to one of his foreign policy advisors, he is doing this because he
Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU) would enhance the ‘special relationship’ between Britain and America, not diminish it, former U.S. Ambassador John Bolton has said. He has criticised President Obama for telling the British people to vote to remain
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has launched a caustic attack on President Barack Obama, accusing him of “exorbitant hypocrisy” for urging the British people to vote to remain within the European Union (EU). President Obama is thought to be
In 1979 Margaret Thatcher told the BBC: “I can’t bear to see Britain in decline. I just can’t.” Just 36 years on and her political descendants may invoke her memory when it suits them, but it appears they have no such
