British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as part of his push for a reset with the European Union and as a first chance to discuss issues like trade, security and youth mobility with Brussels.
Starmer, whose Labour Party won an election in July, has said that his government will not seek a wholesale negotiation of the Brexit deal that took Britain out of the EU in 2020, but he is looking to tweak the relationship in a range of areas.
He has already visited Berlin, Paris, Rome and Dublin since the election to lay the groundwork for a reset.
