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Sir Keir Starmer met Republican governmental prospect Donald Trump on Thursday after the previous head of state defined him as “very nice”.
The head of state seen Trump Tower in New York in advance of November’s United States political election as he saw the United States for the United Nations General Assembly.
Foreign assistant David Lammy, that called Mr Trump a “racist KKK and Nazi sympathiser” 7 years back, likewise participated in the talks.
Ahead of the conference, Sir Keir stated: “It’ll be really good to establish a relationship between the two of us. I’m a great believer in personal relations on the international stage.
“I think it really matters that you know who your counterpart is in any given country, and know them personally, get to know them face to face.”
Mr Trump applauded Sir Keir in advance of the conference, defining him as “very nice” and “very popular”, while likewise pointing out Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.
The previous head of state stated: “I actually think he’s very nice. He ran a great race, he did very well, it is very early, he is very popular.”
Asked whether he would certainly be prepared to take on Mr Trump on problems such as assistance for Ukraine, Sir Keir stated: “The first thing I think is important to say in relation to this is we’ve obviously had a special relationship with the US for a long time, forged in really difficult circumstances.
“That always sits above whoever holds the particular office, either in the US or the UK. And it is really important.
“I think it’s probably as strong now as it’s ever been, in relation to the Middle East and Ukraine. And you’ve seen how closely I’ve been working with the US in relation to both of those issues.
“The US people will decide who they want as their president, and we will work with whoever is president, as you would expect.
“I’m not going to speculate on what any particular issues may be the other side of the election.”
