LONDON - Theresa May was heading to Scotland on Friday in her first visit as Britain's new prime minister, stressing her bid to maintain UK unity in the Brexit vote fall-out. - 'Chilling effects' of Brexit -US Trade Representative Michael Froman said Brexit opens new questions for negotiations over an ambitious transatlantic trade treaty. "We've got perhaps different views on what should happen now in terms of the Brexit vote," said Sturgeon, who heads the left-wing secessionist Scottish National Party. - May's UK unity concern -"I believe with all my heart in the United Kingdom," May said in a statement. She has set about culling his ministers -- and stunned world capitals by appointing the often undiplomatic Brexit spearhead Boris Johnson as foreign secretary.

Source: Bangkok Post July 15, 2016 02:26 UTC