Adam Boulton and guests assess the UK’s place in the world as the G7 summit gets under way in Cornwall.

Where are we with the special relationship with the US? How are the leaders going to address the coronavirus pandemic and accelerate the progress of vaccinating the world?

And what about the row over the government’s decision to cut the aid budget which has angered many Conservative MPs this week?

Joining Adam this week are the writer for The Times and The Center for European Policy Analysis, Edward Lucas; the director of The British Foreign Policy Group, Sophia Gaston; and Sky’s foreign affairs editor Deborah Haynes.

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