UK Prime Minister May says Donald Trump told her to sue a EU over Brexit

LONDON – British Prime Minister Theresa May pronounced US President Donald Trump had formerly suggested her to sue a European Union as partial of her Brexit strategy, disclosing a square of recommendation Trump pronounced final week she had ignored.

“He told me we should sue a EU,” May told BBC television. “Sue a EU. Not go into negotiations – sue them.”

May forked out that Trump, who was visiting Britain, had also suggested that now she was in a negotiation, she should not travel away.

“I wish us to be means to lay down to negotiate a best understanding for Britain,” May said.

Trump pronounced in an talk published on Friday that May had not followed his recommendation on Brexit – one of a series of comments that were seen as a ban critique of her exit skeleton and combined fuel to a distracted discuss over May’s skeleton to leave a EU.

The boss after used a news discussion with May to play down his progressing remarks, observant he accepted because she had found a recommendation “a small bit tough.” Trump also pronounced a United States and Britain could secure a “great” post-Brexit trade deal.

Britons voted to leave a EU in a referendum in Jun 2016 and a emanate has dominated a domestic landscape since.

With reduction than 9 months to go before a nation is due to leave a EU subsequent March, a domestic chosen and business leaders sojourn deeply divided over what form Brexit should take.