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The 'special relationship' between the US and the UK - in pictures

UK and US: 1943:President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill — 1943: Winston Churchill and President Franklin D Roosevelt arrive at the White House
Photograph: Corbis

UK and US: 1952: President Harry Truman with Prime Minister Winston Churchill — 1952: President Harry Truman walks arm in arm with Churchill
Photograph: George Skadding/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

UK and US: 1954: President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Prime Minister Anthony Eden — 1954: President Dwight D Eisenhower and the British prime minister, Anthony Eden
Photograph: George Skadding/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

UK and US: 1959: President Dwight D. Eisenhower with Harold MacMillan — 1959: Eisenhower with Harold Macmillan at No 10
Photograph: Brian Seed/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

UK and US: President Kennedy and Harold Macmillan Checking Watches — 1961: President John F Kennedy and Macmillan synchronise their watches
Photograph: Corbis

UK and US: President Lyndon B. Johnson with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. — 1966: President Lyndon B Johnson discusses Nato issues with Harold Wilson
Photograph: Yoichi R. Okamoto/Corbis

UK and US: 1970: Prime Minister Edward Heath chatting with President Richard Nixon — 1970: Edward Heath with President Richard Nixon
Photograph: Fox Photos/Getty Images

UK and US: 1977: President Jimmy Carter is greeted by Prime Minister James Callaghan — 1977: President Jimmy Carter is greeted by James Callaghan
Photograph: AP

UK and US: Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher dances with President Ronald Reagan — 1988: Margaret Thatcher dances with Ronald Reagan
Photograph: M. Sprague/AFP

UK and US: 1989: President George Bush and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — 1989: President George Bush Sr and Margaret Thatcher
Photograph: Tom Stoddart Archive/Getty Images

UK and US: 1990: President George Bush and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — 1990: Bush and Thatcher take a stroll
Photograph: Dirck Halstead/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Image

UK and US: 1995: President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister John Major — 1995: President Bill Clinton and Thatcher's successor, John Major
Photograph: Sergei Guneyev/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Image

UK and US: 1998: President Bill Clinton and Prime Minister Tony Blair — 1998: Clinton and a fresh-faced Tony Blair
Photograph: Ruth Fremson/AP

UK and US: 2001: President Bush walks with Prime Minister Tony Blair Camp David — 2001: Bush and Blair walk tall as the prime minister visits the US
Photograph: Doug Mills/AP

UK and US: Gordon Brown, George Bush, Sarah Brown and Laura Bush — 2008: Gordon Brown kisses Laura Bush as Sarah Brown and Bush look on
Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA Archive

UK and US: 2009: President Barack Obama talks alone with Prime Minister Gordon Brown — 2009: President Barack Obama talks to the soon-to-be-voted-out Brown
Photograph: Pete Souza/The White House

UKUS special relationship: 2010: President Barack Obama and David Cameron walk across the South Lawn — 2010: Obama and David Cameron walk across the South Lawn of the White House Photograph: Pete Souza/The White House via Getty Images

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