Andy Burnham, the newly appointed Prime Minister, expressed his willingness to publicly oppose former US President Donald Trump if it serves Britain’s best interests. Speaking in his first major interview as prime minister, Burnham stated that he will not hesitate to disagree with Trump in public when necessary.
In the same interview, defense secretary Wes Streeting reiterated his critique of Keir Starmer, emphasizing the need for social care to be a higher priority. Meanwhile, Streeting faced accusations over comments describing Israel's actions as "war crimes," maintaining his stance on the matter during an interview with GB News.
