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Trump suggests he wouldnât back UK if Argentina invaded Falkland Islands (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham is facing increasing pressure to ramp up defence spending after Donald Trump suggested he would not back Britain if Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, in retaliation for the UKâs stance on the Iran war. As the row over the sovereignty of the archipelago deepens, Mr Trump again hit out at what he sees as a failure to support his actions in Iran when asked if he would come to the aid of the UK. âYour country was not there to help me,â he told GB News on Thursday, just days
Argentina gives fresh warning to UK over Falkland Islands (opens the original)
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Argentina’s president has issued a fresh warning to the UK over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, saying his country would defend its interests “with tooth and nail, no matter who it bothers”. Javier Milei said he was preparing to make what he billed as a national announcement on Thursday night, saying the islands were “sacred” to his people and claimed his country’s national sovereignty had been “violated”. On Tuesday, Downing Street said Britain’s commitment to the Falkland Islands was
Ditch pensions triple lock and cut welfare spending to calm markets, Burnham told (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has been urged to reduce spending on the pensions triple lock or welfare as the fallout from the Iran war continues to hit the economy. One of his former economic advisers, Jim O’Neill said the new prime minister should rein in the “excesses” of government expenditure and tackle “sacred cows”. Bond markets would respond favourably if he were “to take credible action to deal with the excesses of the triple lock or the excesses of welfare spending”, said Lord O’Neill, who advised the
Securing return to EU single market ‘would win Burnham the next election’ (opens the original)
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Taking Britain back into the EU single market would win Andy Burnham the next general election and help him achieve a legacy to rival Tony Blair’s, a former Tory minister turned Labour adviser has claimed. Nick Boles, who served as a minister in David Cameron’s government before quitting the Conservatives in 2019 over the party’s Brexit stance, has urged the new prime minister to seize the opportunity created by “pretty scary” world events since 2016 to strike a deal with European Union leaders
UK clashes with Israel over controversial West Bank settlement (opens the original)
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The UK has clashed with Israel over a controversial settlement project in the occupied West Bank. Ed Miliband , the foreign secretary, called the country’s move to seek bidders to build 1,200 homes as part of the E1 settlement project an “unacceptable and destructive act”. He said the UK would not “stand back and accept the destruction of the two-state solution”. Israel’s foreign minister, Gideon Sa’ar, hit back, accusing the UK of a “patronising tone” and an “absurd” stance. Mr Miliband said th
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