James Roscoe, deputy head of mission at the British Embassy, told Newsmax on Friday that the United Kingdom will look to finalize unresolved elements of its trade deal with the United States, such as steel production, during President Donald Trump’s visit to Scotland July 25-29.

“We’ve already got a trade deal with the president,” Roscoe said on “Wake Up America.” “The president had a call with [Prime Minister Keir Starmer] in the Oval Office some weeks ago now. And, of course, we were the first country to get a trade deal. But you’re right. We’ve got some elements that we still need to finalize in that, and steel is one of them.”

Roscoe added, “I’m sure that when the prime minister meets the president up in Scotland, it will be one of the things they talk about. But there’s a lot on the agenda.”

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