Tough start to G20 for May amid post-Brexit trade warnings

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Theresa May was promised Australian support as the UK adapts to Brexit as she held talks with counterpart Malcolm Turnbull at the G20 summit.

Key developments so far:

The Australian prime minister wants a "very strong" free trade agreement with the UK after it leaves the EU
Theresa May is holding Hinkley Point talks with the Chinese leader on Monday
Japan has issued a stark Brexit warning over the impact on Japanese firms in the UK
President Obama has warned US-EU trade will be Washington's priority

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Prime Minister Theresa May came under pressure on Sunday, as she touched down in China for her first G20 summit.

It was her first chance to mingle with fellow world leaders - but if she was hoping for an easy introduction, she didn't get one.

Mrs May began by predicting new trade opportunities for a post-Brexit Britain, despite the possibility of tough times ahead.

But the message from Barack Obama, among others, wasn't quite so encouraging.

ITV News political editor Robert Peston reports:

Last updated Mon 5 Sep 2016