U.K. Denies White House's Trump Wiretap Claims

The transcript discusses GCHQ's denial of wiretapping allegations against Trump, highlighting the potential impact on US-UK intelligence sharing. It covers Rex Tillerson's visit to Asia, focusing on North Korea's nuclear threat and the implications of US budget cuts on diplomacy. The discussion also touches on UK political tensions, particularly between Prime Minister May and Nicola Sturgeon, regarding Scottish independence.

What was the response of GCHQ regarding the allegations of wiretapping President Trump?

How did the comments from the US Secretary of State regarding North Korea's nuclear program reflect on US foreign policy?

What concerns were raised about the proposed budget cuts to the State Department?

In what way does the text suggest a shift in US foreign policy under President Trump?

What challenges did the UK Prime Minister face during the week discussed in the text?