Trump will put US firms first in UK trade talks, says ambassador

Exclusive: US president will insist NHS pays higher price for drugs, says Kim Darroch

'Irony is we got things right by 2015' - Britain's EU envoys on Brexit

Donald Trump will put the interests of corporate America first and demand that the NHS pays higher prices for US drugs in a free-trade deal with the UK, the outgoing British ambassador to Washington has told the Guardian.

Kim Darroch, in his first interview since his resignation from his post in July, from where he spearheaded attempts to grow trade with the US, insisted that Trump would reward his backers in drug firms and farming communities by opening up British markets, while questioning where the UK's gains would be found.