Summary
The article discusses internal conflicts within the UK Labour Party, with Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham launching a campaign for a by-election, causing tensions with party leader Sir Keir Starmer. Additionally, President Donald Trump retracted a statement about British troops following concerns from King Charles over comments he made about NATO forces.
Key Facts
- Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, announced his intention to run in a by-election.
- This decision has sparked a "civil war" within the UK Labour Party, potentially challenging Sir Keir Starmer's leadership.
- President Donald Trump praised British troops after initially making comments about NATO forces that caused concern.
- King Charles communicated these concerns to the White House, prompting Trump's change in stance.
- The article also mentions a warning from a former MI6 head about potential increased aggression from Russia against the UK.
- A possible creation of a UK version of the FBI is under discussion, with an announcement expected from the Home Secretary.
