00:00Welcome to London. This is now your second inward bilateral since you were elected as Prime Minister.
00:16And of course I did a bilateral with you just a few months ago in Canada.
00:19And so I think that shows the strength of the relationship between our two countries,
00:23but also the strength of our personal relationship.
00:26So it's really good to be able to warmly welcome you back.
00:29Congratulations again on a very good G7 summit a few months ago.
00:34We've really made some progress there on the issues that are such important.
00:38And obviously we've got Ukraine to discuss, we've got the Middle East to discuss,
00:44and thank you for the way we've been able to work together on both those issues
00:48because that makes such a difference when we're able to coordinate in that way.
00:52And of course the bilateral relationship is very strong, trade and economy.
00:56The issues that we've touched on in the previous bilaterals we are really pushing forward now.
01:00So on all of that we're very close, very strong.
01:04There's only one issue we're going to disagree on.
01:07And that is game of rugby tomorrow when we come up against each other.
01:13And apart from that I think everything we do is in absolute lockstep.
01:17So you're very, very welcome and it's very, very good to have you here.
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