Andy Burnham's Diplomatic Tightrope with Donald Trump

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As Andy Burnham prepares to become UK Prime Minister, he faces the challenge of managing relations with Donald Trump.
Experts advise a strategy of maintaining distance and focusing on tangible outcomes, rather than engaging in personal attacks or reviving the 'special relationship'.

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As Andy Burnham prepares to become UK Prime Minister, he faces the challenge of managing relations with Donald Trump. Experts advise a strategy of maintaining distance and focusing on tangible outcomes, rather than engaging in personal attacks or reviving the 'special relationship'.

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