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Sir Keir Starmer has banned Donald Trump from using RAF bases for any strikes on Iranian bridges. On Monday, the President repeated threats to "unleash hell" on Iran's civilian infrastructure, including "every bridge" and "every power plant" - and warned the US had a plan to do so.
Keir Starmer said he 'will not buckle' as he said Donald Trump's criticism is aimed at pressuring him into joining in with the war in Iran - which he refuses to do
Starmer says he won't be bullied by US as Trump threatens to quit NATO - Trump says removing the US from the defence pact is now ‘beyond reconsideration’
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Donald Trump sees Keir Starmer as a weak link who has inflicted extreme damage, says Hadley Gamble
President Donald Trump views Keir Starmer as a “weak link” who has inflicted “extreme damage” on the special relationship between the UK and US, Hadley Gamble has claimed. The veteran American journalist and former TV anchor was speaking to GB News as the Prime Minister prepares to deny US aircraft access to RAF bases for any strikes on Iranian
Keir Starmer’s most unlikely of bromances came to a dramatic end after the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran. Britain’s center-left government has refused to get involved in offensive operations,
The US president’s expletive-laden social media post proved one thing: he’s not a classy statesman like Keir, writes Victoria Richards
The prime minister has stood firm in his decision to not join the US and Israel in their war with Iran- despite relentless derision from Trump
A video showing Donald Trump mocking Keir Starmer over the UK's position on the ongoing Iran war at a private event has emerged online.
Sir Keir Starmer has signalled that Britain will pivot towards the EU after weeks of taunts from US President Donald Trump over the UK’s stance on the war in Iran. The prime min
President Donald Trump has confirmed that King Charles will travel to the United States "very shortly" for a state visit, despite ongoing tensions between London and Washington over the Middle East conflict.
Sir Keir Starmer has said there was a “sense of real relief” at the ceasefire in the US- Iran conflict but a lot of work still needed to be done to make the peace deal last and restore oil and gas supplies through the Strait of Hormuz.