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Health minister James Frith says the UK government will continue to have a "good" relationship with President Donald Trump following the midterm elections which resulted in the Democratic Party taking both houses. Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00These are always significant elections for incumbent presidents, of course,
00:04but the point is that whilst power may change hands in the US,
00:09it's our closest ally.
00:11President Trump and the Prime Minister have struck up very good, constructive relationships,
00:16and that relationship is unwavering.
00:19That won't change. They are our closest ally.
00:22We do a huge amount with them.
00:23In fact, I'm off to Washington next week to work on clinical trials
00:28and the work that we're doing with health innovation.
00:32But elections will have their impact,
00:35and we will work with the new people in Congress, for example,
00:40as well as a continually good relationship with President Trump.

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