Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to swap "warm words" for a "free trade agreement" with US President Donald Trump following his latest trade war move. Trump has targeted Britain's steel industry by imposing a 25 per cent tariff on worldwide steel and aluminium imports.

What a difference a day makes.As Keir Starmer flew home from Washington DC late on Thursday night he did so buoyed by the fact that a crunch White House meeting with Donald Trump had gone far better than feared.

Keir Starmer vows 'all options on the table' in retaliation to Donald Trump's steel tariffs - The Government has hit out at US tariffs imposed by Trump, but ministers say the UK will ‘not retaliate im

In the first six weeks of US President Donald Trump’s second administration, decisive action and executive orders reshaped key policies - border control, spending cuts, and rolling back DEI pledges. In the first eight months of UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's tenure,

The prime minister said the UK would remain open the option of retaliatory measures after Donald Trump hit steel and aluminium imports with 25% tariffs. Keir Starmer described the US government's metal tariffs as "disappointing" and added: "We will keep all options on the table.