Starmer provokes diplomatic row by refusing to back Canada against Trump’s 51st state plan - Row erupts after The Independent’s White House correspondent challenges Trump and Starmer over the plan to

Donald Trump on Thursday interrupted Keir Starmer while the British prime minister was responding to a question about the president’s recent attacks on Canada during their joint press conference at the White House.

Keir Starmer came to the White House with a list of daunting objectives. The British prime minister had to press Donald Trump to exempt the UK from import tariffs, draw him closer to Europe on a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine,

The US Vice President sparked anger after he appeared to brand the UK a 'random country' that had not fought a war in 30 years

So it turns out he wasn’t bluffing after all. Six weeks after taking office, Donald Trump has made two big decisions overnight: pausing all American aid to Kyiv and imposing 25 per cent tariffs

Trump shut down Starmer's answer during a joint press conference at the White House after Starmer said the issue of U.S. threats to Canada did not come up during their meetings.

Keir Starmer will be walking a diplomatic tightrope when he meets ... his campaign pledge to impose hefty tariffs on all imports into America. Both Mexico and Canada - previously seen as close allies of the USA - were both given last-minute reprieves ...

President Trump on Thursday cut off talk during a press conference with United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer about his desire to make Canada “the 51st state,” with Starmer insisting there is

The UK prime minister is meeting bilaterally with Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni before over a dozen leaders join them for crunch talks on Ukraine's future. View on euronews

Donald Trump and UK PM Keir Starmer discussed Ukraine peace deal and their trade ties among other issues during their meeting.

Keir Starmer set to address MPs after announcing 'coalition of willing' in bid to guarantee peace for Ukraine - The PM warned Europe’s leaders they stand at a ‘crossroads in history’ at summit in Lond

Starmer - Downing Street has said the UK’s stance on putting Ukraine in the ‘strongest possible position’ has not changed.