Buckingham Palace Disputes Trump's Iran Claim

0:00It's April 29th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Buckingham Palace just pushed back on President Trump's claim that King Charles backs his hard line against Iran's nuclear program. During a White House state dinner on Tuesday, Trump said they've militarily beaten Iran and won't let them get nukes, adding that Charles agrees. But the palace spokesperson told GB News, the king sticks to the UK's longstanding stance on stopping nuclear spread. No more, no less. This comes amid bigger tensions between Trump and UK Prime Minister, Kier Starmer. Starmers refuse to join any military action in Iran, frustrating Washington and widening the diplomatic gap. British officials hoped King Charles's visit could smooth things over, especially after his speech to Congress, highlighting the unbreakable US-U.K. Bond. He nodded to Britain's post, September 11th's support, NATO's key role now more than ever, aid for Ukraine and even climate efforts.

1:01The king quoted Starmer calling the partnership indispensable and pulled from history like Henry Kissinger on Atlantic ties, stressing its vital. Today, all this shows the role trip aimed to steady the alliance, even as policy clashes linger between leaders.