London: US President Donald Trump on his second day of state visit to UK joins Britain Prime Minister Theresa May for a day of talks over US-UK trade deal.
During this meeting Trump also spoke to business leaders. The pair will further talk about issues such as doing business with Huawei. May will also put forward UK's position on climate change and Iran in this meeting.
"I think we'll have a very, very substantial trade deal," said Trump, extolling its virtues for both nations. "I think that this is something we both want to do ... we're going to get it done."
The top priority of the leaders is a possible bilateral trade deal to take effect once UK takes its leave from European Union.
May's future has been tied to the failure to secure a Brexit deal. She will resign on Friday from her position as the head of the Conservative Party.
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