The “special relationship” seems to be going well

Poke Staff. Updated May 26th, 2017

Winston Churchill used the term “special relationship” in 1946 to describe the close ties between the UK and America. 71 years later and we look closer than ever.

“You’ve let me down, you’ve let the international community down. And most of all, you’ve let yourself down.” pic.twitter.com/dfBOtknlhl

— Mikey Smith (@mikeysmith) May 25, 2017

@mikeysmith @OwenJones84 They look like an unhappy couple just before marriage counselling.

— Dackelman ❄️🇪🇺 (@Dackelman) May 25, 2017

@mikeysmith @MrHarryCole "I'm not angry, I'm disappointed."

— Richard Brunning (@richardbrunning) May 25, 2017

@ThePoke At least mum and dad managed to be civil to each other at nan's funeral.

— Peter Bridgman (@Peter_Bridgman) May 26, 2017

When your mum and dad have to be in the same place together for the first time since the divorce. pic.twitter.com/L0dgAcSmBM

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) May 26, 2017

Heard your mum and dad were able to keep it civil at the barbecue pic.twitter.com/apTR0aZU1Q

— sheer magnetism (@abstex) May 25, 2017