article_snippet.sent: The 'special relationship' between Britain and the US was strong under Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan .
article_snippet.sent: ’ Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama serve food  during a Downing Street barbecue in May 2011. 
article_snippet.sent: When Cameron visited the White House in January, Cameron insisted the President had said the special relationship was ‘stronger than the special relationship has ever been
article_snippet.sent: ’ Winston Churchill first coined the phrase 'special relationship' in a speech in 1944 .
article_snippet.sent: The ‘special relationship’ has been deployed by generations of politicians – most notably Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher – to describe the close political, diplomatic, cultural, economic, military and historical relations between the two countries.
article_snippet.sent: It was first coined in a 1944 speech by Winston Churchill, when the President said it was the President
article_snippet.sent: When Cameron visited the White House in January, Cameron insisted the President had said the special relationship was ‘stronger than the special relationship has ever been’.