Niblett: May to Stretch Trade Rules on U.S. Visit

The transcript discusses the UK's adherence to trade rules and the Prime Minister's visit to the US, highlighting her potential to stretch rules for a bilateral trade deal. It compares the current leadership context with past leaders like Reagan and Thatcher, noting the absence of a unifying context like the Cold War. The focus shifts to Theresa May's approach to Russia, emphasizing her strong stance on EU support and the need to engage cautiously with Russia while seeking US support.

What are the implications of the UK seeking a bilateral trade deal outside the European Union?

In what way does the Prime Minister intend to portray the relationship between America and Britain?