What next for British foreign policy in a post-Brexit world? | Christopher Hill

Without EU succour, the consequences of going it alone will be painfully felt

John Bolton might want to tie Britain into the United States' political orbit, but the relief with which Theresa May's government greeted European support after the Skripal poisoning and Jeremy Hunt's reflex request for Franco-German support in the Gulf suggest that the EU and its member states will still be important to British foreign policy even if Brexit happens.

But what kind of co-operation is achievable?