UK Special Cabinet meeting to discuss BREXIT

Theresa May, on a flight with Boris Johnson, focused on terrorism but avoided Brexit. Later, she met Donald Trump, who was optimistic about post-Brexit trade. May aims to unite her cabinet on a Brexit strategy, proposing a €20 billion divorce bill to the EU. However, the cabinet is divided on financial commitments and future EU relations. Boris Johnson and Philip Hammond have differing priorities, with Johnson opposing a large exit bill and Hammond supporting a transition period. Despite challenges, ministers claim unity behind May's approach, seeking the best deal for the UK.

What was Theresa May's stance on terrorism during her meeting with Donald Trump?

What did Donald Trump express about post-Brexit trade with the UK?

What are the two main points of contention among cabinet ministers regarding Brexit?

What was Boris Johnson's proposal regarding the financial aspect of Brexit?

How did the cabinet respond to the Prime Minister's approach to Brexit negotiations?