Trump v Starmer: will the special relationship survive? – The Latest

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  This is The Guardian.

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  It's not difficult to find out who.

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  It's easy to know what and where.

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  But why is harder.

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  Why takes patience, intelligence, determination.

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  Why takes over 700 of the best journalists in the world, united by a fearless drive to unearth the truth.

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  Why is difficult and more important than ever before.

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  For the Why Financial Times.

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  The words coming from the White House are completely wrong.

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  I think it's actually quite childish.

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  To be honest, I think the bulk of the country would probably agree with her.

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  And there's an argument that's maybe why she felt she had to do it,

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  because all the polling shows that amongst UK voters, President Trump has never been popular.

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  And as the months go on, he gets less and less popular.

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  The leader of the opposition has issued rare support for the prime minister

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  by calling out Donald Trump's repeated personal attacks on Keir Starmer and distancing herself from Trump's war in Iran.

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  So is the special relationship damaged beyond repair?

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  From The Guardian's Today in Focus, this is The Latest with me, Lucy Hoff.

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  I'm joined by Peter Walker, The Guardian's senior political correspondent.

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  Thanks for dialling in from Westminster, Peter.

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