Donald Trump threatens EU with tariffs but suggests 'out of line' UK could make deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : " Sir Keir will urge EU countries to shoulder more of the burden of aid for Ukraine at the meeting in Belgium.
50% : The prime minister said Brexit was "settled", and he was focusing on "a closer relationship on defence and security, on energy, on trade and our economy". Shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith told Sky News that Sir Keir "should be rediverting his plane" to Washington DC, as the UK already had a trade deal with the EU, but not with America.
48% : " The prime minister added: "In the discussions that I have had with President Trump, that is what we have centred on, a strong trading relationship.
46% : We're getting along very well." The Liberal Democrats urged Sir Keir to start talks for a customs union with the EU as a bulwark against future American tariffs.
40% : " EU officials have started drawing up contingency plans for the threat of US tariffs, and representatives of the bloc are bullish about the prospect of a face-off with America, the Telegraph reported.
19% : Sir Keir Starmer's meeting with EU chiefs threatens to be overshadowed by the threat of an international trade war as countries hit by Donald Trump's tariffs vow retaliation.

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