Europe must prepare to defend Ukraine without Trump's help, Starmer warns

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52% : But he insisted that would not involve reversing any part of the Brexit settlement, telling broadcasters: "I've been very clear since I became Prime Minister that I do want a reset of the relationship between the UK and the EU.
51% : David McAllister, chair of the European Parliament's foreign affairs committee, told Sky News that the UK still needed to present "concrete proposals" on how to improve its relationship with the EU.
50% : He said: "We have a trade deal with the European Union already, so, alongside that, a trade deal with the US would be a big win." But Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey called on Starmer to be more ambitious and start the process of rejoining the EU's customs union - saying: "As well as strengthening our co-operation on defence and security it's also in our national interest to bolster ties with our European neighbours on trade, which was so badly damaged by the Conservatives."
47% : Sir Keir Starmer is set to warn European leaders that they need to do more to support Ukraine in the era of Donald Trump.
41% : " Andrew Griffith, the Conservatives' shadow Business Secretary, argued that the Government should focus on the US rather than the EU.
22% : President Trump has threatened more sanctions on Russia and it's clear that's got Putin rattled.

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