Speaking in
parliament, May said her meeting with newly inaugurated U.S.
President Donald Trump later this week was a sign of the
strength of the special relationship between the two countries.
"We will be looking for a UK-U.S. trade deal that improves trade
between our two countries that will bring prosperity and growth
to this country ... and I can assure ... that in doing that we
will put UK interests and UK values first," she said.
She also said she was "not afraid to speak frankly to a
president of the United States" when asked whether she was
concerned by Trump's comments about women.
(Reporting by Kylie MacLellan, writing by Elizabeth Piper,
editing by William James)
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