MPs Urge Starmer to Block King's US Visit

0:00Entertainment story is making news on March 8th. British MPs are calling on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to block King Charles' planned state visit to Washington, D.C. in April. The push comes after President Donald Trump's sharp criticism of the U.K. as a once-great ally that failed to support the U.S. quickly enough in the Middle East conflict. Trump made the remarks on Air Force One and in a truth social post, saying the U.S. did not need British aircraft carriers anymore since they had. Already one. He also noted that the U.K. was only now considering sending help. Political leaders have reacted strongly. Liberal Democrat head Sir Ed Davy said the visits should be canceled to avoid giving Trump a diplomatic win. Labor MP Rachel Maskell agreed it should be put on hold unless it addresses the conflict directly. Green Party deputy leader Rachel Millward called the U.S. under Trump a rogue state. Trump's comments followed his earlier jab that Starmer is no Winston Churchill.

1:01Downing Street confirmed the Prime Minister spoke with Trump about the Middle East situation, U.K. support via RAF bases and offered condolences for. The six U.S. soldiers killed. The leaders planned to talk again soon, but pressure is mounting on Starmer to advise the King against the trip amid the tense rhetoric. A message from our sponsors supports today's story. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM