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UK PM May’s spokesman: No specific plans for bilateral meeting between May and Trump at G-20 summit

Updated: 27 Nov. 2018 | 12:37

The UK PM Theresa May’s spokesman, James Slack was out with some comments in the last hour and confirmed that PM has no specific plans for a bilateral meeting with the US President Donald Trump at the G20 summit.

Additional quotes:

“¢ No meeting was requested with Trump.
“¢ She has met with him several times recently.
“¢ Government economic analysis on a range of different Brexit scenarios will be published on Wednesday.
“¢ The government will not revoke Article 50 Brexit notice.
“¢ It is a matter of firm policy not to revoke Article 50.

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