Trump warns Denmark a deal for Greenland ‘will be done’ as Starmer addresses UK over tariff threats: Live updates

US President Donald Trump has warned a deal for Greenland ‘will be done’ as Prime Minister Keir Starmer began his speech addressing tariff threats. 

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A close relationship with the US ‘keeps Britain safe’, Starmer says

‘Our cooperation on defence, nuclear capability and intelligence remains as close and effective as anywhere in the world, keeping Britain safe in an increasingly dangerous environment,’ Starmer says.

‘We’ve secured good trading terms in key sectors, including cars, steel, aerospace and life sciences, protecting British jobs and manufacturers.

‘That is why we take the approach that we do, because it delivers concrete outcomes in the national interest.’

Starmer says he is determined to keep UK-US relationship ‘strong, constructive and focused on results’

Starmer begins his speech by saying that, given things have been ‘markedly more turbulent in recent weeks’, what matters most is being clear about the values that guide the UK.

He says the UK holds values that ‘were not improvised’ but ‘built patiently over time’.

The US and UK are ‘close allies and close partners’, he says, adding that the relationship ‘matters profoundly’.

He says he is determined to keep that relationship ‘strong, constructive and focused on results’.

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