Despite domestic fiscal tensions, the prime minister sounds stronger and clearer – and has seen an uptick in popularity – as he walks Trump’s diplomatic tightrope, writes Joe Murphy

Keir Starmer will be walking a diplomatic tightrope when he ... Starmer needs to persuade Trump not to completely turn his back on the Europe as he pursues his “America First” strategy. The PM told MPs on Wednesday: “Nato is the bedrock of our ...

Sir Keir Starmer was updating Parliament after a week of shuttle diplomacy. What began with the prime minister glad-handing Donald Trump in the Oval Office, before hosting a “coalition of the willing” of European leaders in London,

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer remained silent as Donald Trump issued a three-word verdict on the war in Ukraine, telling reporters, "Yes, we can," when asked about coming to a peace agreemen

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been warned that Britain faces "grim economic times" if Donald Trump imposes tariffs, ahead of his meeting with the US President on Thursday. Taking aim at Europe during a press conference on Wednesday,

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During a pivotal meeting, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to urge President Trump to prioritize Ukraine's involvement in peace negotiations, amidst shifting U.S.-European relations.

Sir Keir Starmer has moved to protect Britain's defence industry from American takeovers as the Prime Minister begins following through with his vow to put the country on a "war footing". At a defence event in Westminster yesterday,

Donald Trump expressed uncertainty that America would come to the aid of other countries in Nato if they do not meeting military spending targets.

Starmer had his best day as PM – that doesn’t mean he can trust Trump - COMMENT: Hand-delivering a red-sealed note from King Charles was an undeniable masterstroke of British soft power, says Jon Sopel – but in playing his royal Trump card,

Sir Keir Starmer opened Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) this week with a pointed rebuke of US Vice President JD Vance.Referring to the anniversary of the deaths of British soldiers in Afghanistan, the Prime Minister said: “These men fought and died for their country,