US EditionSadiq Khan warns Trump to prepare for protests on second state visit
- Sir Keir Starmer was urged to prepare for Donald Trump potentially ending the UK-US Trident nuclear missile partnership, described as a "terrifying strategic betrayal" according to Defence Industry Analyst Nicholas Drummond.
- Britain's Sentencing Council faced criticism for allegedly providing "special treatment" to ethnic minority offenders, as stated by Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick.
- A recent incident involving a Trident II D5 missile misfire raised concerns over US control of information, which frustrated British officials.
- Experts warned that severing the nuclear partnership would cost the UK tens of billions and render investments in nuclear submarines useless, as highlighted by Nicholas Drummond.
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