Theresa May says she "won't be afraid" to tell Donald Trump if he says or does anything she feels is "unacceptable". The two will hold talks in the White House on Friday on issues such as trade and security, with the prime minister being the first foreign leader to meet the US President since he took office. She told the BBC that the special relationship between the two countries enabled her to raise difficult matters. She insisted she had a "strong track record" of defending women's rights.
Andrew Marr is joined by Grant Shapps, Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Nigel Farage and Tim Pigott-Smith. Jacqui Smith and Max Hastings review the papers, plus music from Kaiser Chiefs.
Watch The Andrew Marr Show on BBC iPlayer here | Sunday, March 02, 2014
Andrew Marr is joined by key political personalities and cultural figures to discuss current affairs and the arts. Guests include actor George Clooney and author Robert M Edsel.
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