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CLEAN: Show interior shots interview with DUP leader Arlene Foster speaking on Bombardier Boeing Trade dispute. SAYS: 'Like the Prime Minister I am bitterly disappointed that this levy has been put on unfortunately its not a surprise when Boeing put this complaint that this is the sort of levy they were looking for. What we must do now is to continue to work with own government, U.S. govt, Canada govt to make Boeing see sense this is a completely unjustifiable complaint therefore we have to work with them and make them see that we are very concerned about jobs in Belfast and northern irealnd everyone knows the importance of bombardier for the economy and seo we will do all that we can to support worker s and company we will work to overturn decision I have been working with defence and foreign secretary and we have all been working hard to lobby the company itself and American underparts the PM has spoken to Trump about this issue as everyone realises how important how bombardier is for Northern Ireland and we use our influence with the government to make sure that continues.' The special relationship between the UK and America is under strain tonight because of a trade dispute between U.S. aerospace giants Boeing and Canadian rivals Bombardier one of Northern Ireland's biggest employers. Thousands of jobs on the line in Belfast as a result and the defence secretary warned Boeing it could jeopardise any future deals with Britain on 27th September, 2017 in Belfast, Northern Ireland