Starmer's Brexit reset 'risks dragging UK into Trump's trade war'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The PM is due to travel to Brussels tomorrow to join EU leaders for an informal dinner ahead of an EU-UK summit later this year.
54% : He is seeking to deepen Britain's post-Brexit relationship with the bloc on defence and security, and also hopes to agree a new veterinary pact, mutual recognition for professional qualifications, and help for British artists to play in the EU.
54% : Sir Keir has also been issued with warnings that moving closer to the EU could imperil Britain's transatlantic relationship with Mr Trump - a strong advocate of Brexit.
49% : Lord Frost, the UK's former chief Brexit negotiator, told the Telegraph: 'We already have a good free trade deal with the EU.
45% : Yet he is set to be hit by EU demands for the UK to back down on fishing rights and a youth mobility scheme in exchange.
44% : He also vowed to 'absolutely' impose tariffs on the EU as he claimed the Brussels-based bloc 'has treated us so terribly'.Lord Mandelson, appointed by the Prime Minister as Britain's new ambassador to the US, has previously suggested the UK can use Brexit to dodge Mr Trump's trade war.
43% : Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has set five 'tests' the PM must meet to uphold Brexit, including no 'backsliding' on free movement or the compulsory transfer of asylum seekers, no new money paid to the EU, and no reduction in fishing rights.
39% : She accused Labour of 'trying to reopen the divisions of the past and edge us back into the EU'.
30% : 'His feeble plans to cosy up to the EU now carry a real risk for Britain because of the danger of US tariffs that come with them.
14% : Senior Tories are warning Sir Keir Starmer 's attempted Brexit 'reset' with the EU could put Britain at risk of being dragged into Donald Trump 's trade warThe US President has announced sweeping new tariffs on all goods imported into America from China , Mexico and CanadaThr Prime Minister pictured with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in October last yearThe Conservatives have called on Sir Keir to not accept further EU influence as he seeks to strengthen the UK's post-Brexit relationship with Brussels.
12% : Senior Tories are warning Sir Keir Starmer's attempted Brexit 'reset' with the EU could put Britain at risk of being dragged into Donald Trump's trade war.

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