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  • 10 months ago
Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride questions the amount of contact Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has had with Donald Trump over national security as the US president threatens to seize Greenland and warns of military action against Venezuela. Sir Mel says, “I would have expected the prime minister to have been there around the table”.
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00:00I don't think there's been enough contact actually between the Prime Minister and the President
00:04and I would have expected a Prime Minister to have been in there and around the table in that sense
00:09in a more forthright manner but as to the principle here then it is certainly the case that
00:15a NATO ally in particular but any country in general that is a democracy that has sovereignty
00:20over its own territory I don't think we should be talking about other countries going in and
00:24taking that territory from them so that is that is the position of the Conservative Party as well.