NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Theresa May said Britain would become the ultimate free trade champion as she laid the groundwork on Monday for a potential post-Brexit deal with India, the world’s fastest growing major economy.

In her first bilateral trip outside Europe since taking office in July, May said Britain would not “turn its back on the world” once it has left the EU but wanted new economic relationships that would benefit all sides.

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