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Head to octopusevo.com to get.T. Politics, a weekly podcast on British politics from the Financial Times.

I'm Jonathan Derbyshire Executive Comment editor, and in this episode we will be discussing the political earthquake that occurred in the United States this week, the election of Donald Trump as president and its likely effects on British foreign policy.

To do this I'm delighted to be joined by Rula Hala. and its likely effects on British foreign policy.

To do this, I'm delighted to be joined by Rula Hala,

Deputy Editor of the F.T.

Philip Stevens, Chief Political Commentator,

Janinege Political Columnist,

and James Blitz, Whitehall Editor. Thank you all for joining me.

Theresa May congratulated Mr. Trump on his victory and did what British Prime Minister

always do after a US presidential election.

She reiterated the enduring strength of the special relationship between Britain and the United States.

Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, later reported that Mr Trump had spoken of his country's spectacular relationship with the UK and a phone call with Mrs May on

Thursday.

Jananesh, Mrs May uttered the usual bromides about the special relationship with the US,

but some in her cabinet, particularly Brexitors like Mr Johnson

Liam Fox the Trade Secretary and David Davis to Brexit Secretary see Mr Trump's

victory as an opportunity for Britain don't they? Yeah they hope that Britain will move from

...