Burnham Meets Trump in New York, Seeking Common Ground After Years of Criticism

  • Andy Burnham met President Trump in New York for their first face-to-face meeting.
  • Burnham said the leaders discussed the Middle East, the Falkland Islands and trade.
  • The meeting followed disagreements over North Sea drilling and Britain's Iran policy.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and US President Donald Trump met in New York for the first time on Tuesday, with Burnham saying they had established a good connection in their early discussions. Burnham said the leaders recognized the importance of the relationship and would build on it. Their talks covered the Middle East, the Falkland Islands and trade. The meeting followed Burnham's earlier criticism of Trump and broader disagreements over North Sea drilling, Iran policy and Britain's post-Brexit international role.

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