Donald Trump opens door to US-UK 'real trade deal' in meeting with Starmer

Starmer’s ambitions for a Trump trade deal have run into a problem – JD Vance

Insiders have told The Independent that if you want to know what Trump is really thinking, listen to what JD Vance is saying. That is very bad news for Starmer, as David Maddox explains

At first glance, Keir Starmer’s trip to Washington has been a diplomatic success. Donald Trump has referred to him as “an entire gentleman” and as “a very special man.” The British Prime Minister handed over to the U.S. President, in front of the cameras, a letter from King Charles III inviting him to a state visit. “Something really special has never happened before. It’s unprecedented,” explained Starmer as he held Trump on his shoulder, who b…

U.S. and UK to Forge New Trade Agreement

The UK could be set to dodge US tariffs with work to begin on a new US-UK trade deal, it was revealed during Sir Keir Starmer’s visit to US President Donald Trump. The Prime Minister flew to the States yesterday for a highly anticipated first meeting with President Trump since he reentered the White House in January. And the visit, which came amid uncertainty over peace in Ukraine and the impact on European security, saw Trump outline his hopes …

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​Charlie Mullins claims the UK needs a 'Trump figure' to tackle 'laziness'

Charlie Mullins has claimed the UK needs a "Donald Trump figure" to tackle the record high number of young people not in education, employment or training.The Pimlico Plumbers founder told GB News that authorities need to "stop pussyfooting around" with unemployed youth and tackle Britain's workshy young people.READ THE FULL STORY HERE

Trump: encryption laws in the UK are like China's

Keir Starmer may have survived his meeting with Donald Trump yesterday — with the president saying he was “inclined” to support the Chagos deal and might not impose tariffs on the UK — but it appears the president still has plenty of concerns about the state of this country. Speaking to The Spectator’s Ben Domenech yesterday, the president was asked what he thought about Britain’s new prime minister. While Trump conceded that “He’s different. Di…