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At the heart of tomorrow's discussions will be setting the early ground work for a potential US-UK trade deal in coming years. This would be a boon for Mr Trump given that he is being criticised, in many quarters as having the hallmarks of an anti-globalisation, protectionist president, especially after his abrogation on Monday of US participation in the massive, proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment deal. At the same time, if Mrs May could secure a US trade deal it would represent a significant win in her battle to show the UK can, post-Brexit, swiftly secure new trade deals with key economic partners outside the EU.
May seeks to rekindle 'special relationship' - but she must tread carefully with an erratic US president - Independent.ie