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Keir Starmer to Reassure Public as Iran Conflict Enters Tenth Day
Sir Keir Starmer visits a London community centre to address UK concerns as over 32,000 Britons evacuate the Middle East amid ongoing conflict and military operations.
- On Monday, Prime Minister will visit a London community centre to reassure the public as the conflict enters its tenth day, saying the UK is 'working round the clock to keep British citizens safe' and acknowledging Britons are 'worried sick'.
- More than 32,000 British nationals have left since March 1, as UK bases host US bombers and RAF jets conduct regional sorties from RAF Fairford.
- Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper defended the Prime Minister, saying he is right to stand up for Britain, while Starmer spoke to Mr Trump about military co-operation amid criticism.
- Asian markets plunged as oil rose to about 114 dollars a barrel, and Mojtaba Khamenei was named Iranian supreme leader on Sunday.
- Britain has faced allied criticism over the defence of Cyprus after a UK base was struck last week, and Sir Ed Davey urged cancelling the King’s state visit to the US over Mr Trump’s 'illegal war'.
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Keir Starmer to reassure public as Iran conflict enters tenth day
The Prime Minister will discuss the impact on people in the UK as he visits a London community centre on Monday.
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