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Donald Trump WILL meet Theresa May in Washington next week

Donald Trump WILL meet Theresa May in Washington next week
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Theresa May is set to become the first foreign leader to hold talks with President Trump

Theresa May will be the first foreign leader to meet her American counterpart, who had previously been accused of snubbing her after she was only the seventh Prime Minister or President he called upon winning the US election.

Work has begun for the Prime Minister to visit for “a couple of days” after Steve Bannon, Trump’s chief strategist, appealed for the trip to be brought forward.

A government source said Trump’s team are keen to embrace a Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher relationship, as the billionaire holds Mr Reagan as his "political hero".

The source said: “They are really, really keen to capture the Reagan-Thatcher idea: A new populist in the White House and a strong woman in Number 10. They want to rekindle that as soon as possible.”

Although it is yet to be confirmed in Mr Trump’s diary, officials have claimed the visit will remain “business-like”, so a series of other Washington DC events will not be included.

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The source added: “The Trump team wouldn’t do all this ridiculous ceremonial stuff. It will be very business-like. There won’t be a lot of fanfare ceremonies and grand balls.”

Sir Kim Darroch, the British ambassador to America, is said to have been “hobnobbing” Mr Trump’s inner team for weeks in the hopes of arranging a trip and Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, also discussed plans for a prime ministerial visit when he met key Trump figures in a visit earlier this month.


But other leading cabinet ministers are said to have been happy to let Mrs May “own” the relationship with President Trump.

President Trump’s decision to host Mrs May as the first foreign leader is a stark contrast from Barack Obama who removed the bust of Sir Winston Churchill from the Oval Office and recently declared Angela Merkel as his “closest international partner”.

Boris Johnson expressed his hopes for a PM visit to meet TrumpGETTY

Boris Johnson expressed his hopes for a PM visit to meet Trump

Obama went as far as to use his final Presidential call to phone the German Chancellor with a spokesman for the White House justifying his move saying they had "eight years of friendship and partnership".

A Number 10 spokesman said that “no date has been confirmed” for the Mrs May's trip, when approached for comment.

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