No10 HAILS Trump’s pledge to strike a quick trade deal with Britain… but we CAN’T seal an agreement until we formally leave the EU 

Theresa Might now holds the playing cards in her negotiations with Brussels after Donald Trump supplied her a 'fast' post-Brexit commerce deal, Michael Gove stated as we speak. 

The previous schooling minister, who interviewed the President-elect on Friday, stated the billionaire is 'enthusiastic' about Brexit and 'emotionally and financially invested' within the course of.

Trump promised a commerce settlement between the 2 nations 'in a short time' - making a mockery of President Obama's menace that, if the nation voted for Brexit, we'd be on the 'again of the queue'.

Mr Gove stated the provide of a US commerce deal would strengthen Mrs Might's hand within the Brexit negotiations with Brussels.

'The EU till now has been assumed to have a greater hand to play, however the Prime Minister we now see has truly playing cards in her hand, together with from candidate Trump, which can allow her, I believe, to safe a greater deal,' Mr Gove stated. 

The President-elect plans to ask Theresa Might to the White Home, throughout an interview with former cupboard minister Michael Gove (pictured collectively)

Donald Trump gave Theresa Might an enormous enhance as we speak when he stated he was wanting to do a commerce take care of the UK as rapidly as potential

In the present day Downing Avenue has hailed Donald Trump's pledge to do a 'nice' free commerce take care of Britain - however made clear nothing will be sealed till after we formally depart the EU. 

Theresa Might is because of make an important speech outlining her Brexit blueprint tomorrow

However the tycoon's intervention is a big enhance to Mrs Mays forward of her main speech on Brexit tomorrow.  

The Prime Minister's spokeswoman stated the president-elect's enthusiasm confirmed the 'alternatives' of slicing ties with Brussels.

However she performed down the concept that an settlement could possibly be in place inside months, saying the UK would 'respect its obligations' whereas it stays a member of the bloc.

Mr Gove stated Mr Trump needed a commerce deal in place able to signal as quickly because the UK left the EU.

'I believe the president-elect needs to have one thing signature-ready on the earliest potential alternative,' he informed the BBC Radio four In the present day programme.

'He pressured that he believed the European Union would doubtlessly break up sooner or later and that different nations would depart. So in a way he's each emotionally and financially invested in it.' 

Brexit marketing campaign chief Mr Gove stated Mr Trump ought to be considered as a businessman and his provide of a commerce deal was a 'honest want'.

He informed ITV's Good Morning Britain that Mr Trump needs a 'win-win deal' and a few of his vibrant marketing campaign statements could possibly be attributed to his background as a 'marketeer'.

'Every thing that he says is in capital letters and in glowing gold, however then he additionally, when he will get into the room, appears to be like on the spreadsheet and tries to get the absolute best final result for each side,' Mr Gove stated.

Enterprise strategy: The previous schooling minister informed ITV's Good Morning Britain that Mr Trump needs a 'win-win deal' and a few of his vibrant marketing campaign statements could possibly be attributed to his background as a 'marketeer'

The previous schooling secretary stated that earlier than the interview at Trump Tower he had the impression of the US president-elect as a 'large, bombastic character'.

'If you truly meet him, sure he's an electrical determine - charismatic - but additionally he's hotter ... shut up than you'll think about,' he stated.

Gove confronted over 'assassination' of Boris and requested: 'What's it like being referred to as a backstabber?'

Piers Morgan cornered Michael Gove over his resolution to sink Boris Johnson's management marketing campaign after the Brexit vote.

MailOnline's US Editor-at-Massive stated: ''To many you have been the steely-eyed murderer who stabbed Boris Johnson within the again'. 

He then requested: 'Have you ever loved being described because the nastiest man in politics and the most important treacherous backstabber?'

Mr Gove, who's paid £150,000-a-year by The Instances on prime of his £74,962 MP's wage, was on Good Morning Britain selling his interview with Donald Trump.

He stated: 'No. However in the end individuals throw all kinds of insults at you however your mates know the actual you.'

Mr Gove admitted that he nonetheless speaks to Boris and David Cameron after the interior rows over Brexit.

He stated: 'I am not going to get into who I speak to at what time', including he regretted 'all kinds of stuff' however wouldn't be drawn additional.

 

Regardless of his 'aggressive' persona on Twitter 'in particular person he has honeyed phrases for nearly everybody'. 

Mr Trump was 'enthusiastic' about Brexit, Mr Gove added.

'He pressured that he believed the European Union would doubtlessly break up sooner or later and that different nations would depart. So in a way he's each emotionally and financially invested in it.'

He stated the provide of a US commerce deal would strengthen Mrs Might's hand within the Brexit negotiations with Brussels.

'The EU till now has been assumed to have a greater hand to play, however the Prime Minister we now see has truly playing cards in her hand, together with from candidate Trump, which can allow her, I believe, to safe a greater deal,' Mr Gove stated.

The Prime Minister had to this point executed an 'exemplary job', in line with Mr Gove, who stated he had a personal dialog with Mrs Might earlier than Christmas.

He stated leaving the only market and customs union could be the 'logical consequence' of the EU referendum end result and recommended that Mrs Might ought to verify that in her main Brexit speech on Tuesday.

Mr Gove described Mr Trump's conversational model as being like a river in spate, including: 'You throw pebbles into it and typically there are eddies and currents and from you could learn what it's that he needs.'

Mr Gove stated he believed Mr Trump was an 'admirer' of Mrs Might and needed a swift and complete commerce take care of the UK.

The president-elect feels a way of 'possession' of Brexit and desires to see it succeed, as a result of he was one of many first worldwide political figures to assist it, stated the previous cupboard minister.

Mr Gove informed BBC1's Breakfast: 'It is clear from what he says is that he's an admirer of the Prime Minister, is eager to see her as rapidly as potential, and desires to have the strongest potential relationship between Britain and America, and I believe - supplied that relationship is carried out in a businesslike method - that may solely be a superb factor.'

Trump made revelations about Brexit, German chancellor Angela Merkel's (proper) immigration coverage and a UK commerce deal, throughout an interview with ex-cabinet minister Michael Gove (left as we speak)

The incoming commander-in-chief spoke in glowing phrases of his 'love' for the UK and revealed Mrs Might could be coming to go to him 'proper after' he will get into the White Home.

Requested concerning the intervention, the PM's spokeswoman stated: 'We welcome the dedication from the president elect to have interaction with the Uk on this to work collectively to agree a deal rapidly.

'That highlights the alternatives of leaving the EU.' 

However she added that solely 'scoping' discussions could possibly be held earlier than the tip of the Article 50 course of, and there have been a 'lot of points to cowl' .

'We have now additionally been clear that we are going to respect our obligations whereas we stay within the EU,' she stated.

'We can't enter and signal a free commerce settlement whereas we stay within the EU.

'We could have scoping to have a look at what a number of the areas could also be ... however we'll proceed to respect whereas we stay a member of the EU.

'We can be having scoping discussions to have a look at the areas the place we will profit most.

'There can be numerous points to cowl with this.' 

Chancellor Philip Hammond warned yesterday that the Authorities will come out preventing with tax cuts if the EU tries to 'wound' Britain throughout negotiations.

In a troublesome stance backed by Quantity 10, the Chancellor stated the UK could also be compelled to vary its financial mannequin whether it is locked out of the only market post-Brexit.

Setting out her blueprint for international Britain, the Prime Minister will stress her willpower to strike tariff-free commerce offers with the EU that replicate one of the best elements of our present preparations – however with out the free motion of staff.

However her spokeswoman echoed the menace from Mr Hammond within the briefing to journalists as we speak.

'We need to stay within the mainstream of recognised, European-style tax techniques. But when we're compelled to do one thing completely different, then we stand prepared to take action,' she stated. 

Theresa Might sends a Christmas letter to Trump detailing a well-known Winston Churchill speech as she tells him the 'particular relationship' ought to be impressed by 'essentially the most well-known British-American' 

Theresa Might has invoked the spirit of Britain's biggest chief as she tries to woo Donald Trump.

The Prime Minister wrote to the President Elect simply after Christmas to construct bridges amid shaky diplomatic relations and the necessity to safe a superb post-Brexit commerce take care of his administration.

Mrs Might despatched Mr Trump a duplicate of Winston Churchill's speech to the American individuals at Christmas 1941.

In a letter dated December 29 she informed him that 'the sentiment he expressed — of a way of unity and fraternal affiliation between the UK and United States — is simply as true as we speak because it has ever been'.

Mrs Might despatched Mr Trump a duplicate of Churchill's speech to the American individuals at Christmas 1941, pictured with US President Franklin D Roosevelt within the Oval Workplace on Dece,ber 23 that yr

In a private message she stated: 'I hope you managed to seek out a while to pause and spend time with your loved ones over the vacation season'.

Churchill's message to the American individuals on Christmas Eve 1941 was a uncommon and historic second at a time of nice peril for the world.

It was a turning level within the Second World Struggle and got here days after the Japanese assault on Pearl Harbour on December 7.

He stated: I spend this anniversary and pageant removed from my nation, removed from my household, but I can't honestly say that I really feel removed from house. 

'Whether or not it's the ties of blood on my mom's facet, or the friendships I've developed right here over a few years of lively life, or the commanding sentiment of comradeship within the frequent reason for nice peoples who converse the identical language, who kneel on the identical altars and, to a really giant extent, pursue the identical beliefs, I can't really feel myself a stranger right here within the centre and on the summit of the US. 

'I really feel a way of unity and fraternal affiliation which, added to the kindliness of your welcome, convinces me that I've a proper to take a seat at your hearth and share your Christmas joys'.

He added: 'Let the youngsters have their evening of enjoyable and laughter. Let the presents of Father Christmas delight their play. 

'Allow us to grown-ups share to the total of their unstinted pleasures earlier than we flip once more to the strict process and the formidable years that lie earlier than us, resolved that, by our sacrifice and daring, these identical kids shall not be robbed of their inheritance or denied their proper to stay in a free and first rate world'. 

In 1963 Churchill, who had an American mom, was the primary particular person to given an honorary US passport. Solely eight have ever been given.   

Mrs Might's heat phrases to Mr Trump got here amid the row over a former MI6 spy's 'soiled file' on Trump and claims that the Authorities knew concerning the report and gave permission for him to talk to the FBI.  

In January final yr 500,000 individuals signed a petition demanding the billionaire ought to be banned from Britain after he referred to as for a ban on Muslim immigrants within the wake of the terrorist assault in San Bernardino, California. 

It drew offended reactions in Britain, the place MPs even debated a movement to ban Mr Trump from getting into the UK.

Mrs Might, then the house secretary, described Mr Trump's plan as 'plain unsuitable,' whereas Boris Johnson branded him 'unfit' to be President. 

Her letter to him was despatched days earlier than it was revealed that the bust of Winston Churchill is about to be restored to the Oval Workplace by Donald Trump. 

The sculpture of Britain's war-winning Prime Minister taken out by Barack Obama in favour of an identical statue of Martin Luther King.

His resolution to ship the Churchill bust to the US Embassy in London prompted outrage in Britain, with Boris Johnson labelling it a 'snub to Britain' and suggesting it was due to Obama's 'ancestral dislike of the British Empire.'

The bust, sculpted by Jacob Epstein, was given to George W Bush as a present by Tony Blair, and was displayed all through Bush's two presidential phrases however eliminated by President Obama

However the president-elect was requested by the New York Instances if he would convey Churchill again to the White Home, he replied 'I'm, certainly, I'm.'

When it was revealed the Obama had eliminated Churchill, he defined in a press convention that he has a second one situated in his non-public residence within the White Home. 

He stated: 'I see it day by day, together with on weekends, after I'm going into that workplace to observe a basketball sport. 

'The first picture I see is a bust of Winston Churchill. It is there voluntarily, as a result of I can do something on the second flooring. I really like Winston Churchill.' 

However the primary bust, sculpted by Jacob Epstein, was given to George W Bush as a present by Tony Blair, and was displayed all through Bush's two presidential phrases.

Trump initially outlined his plans to return it again in November, in a transfer that was welcomed by his shut ally Nigel Farage, however confirmed his intentions once more this week.

 

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