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Did Britain back the strikes? Lammy’s whispering campaign leaves us none the wiser
David Lammy laid out the Government’s official view of Iran’s air strikes and after 90 long minutes, no one could tell you what it was
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telegraph.co.uk
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theguardian.com
David Lammy repeatedly declines to say whether British government believes US strikes on Iran were illegal – UK politics live
Keir Starmer backs strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities and calls on Tehran to return to negotiations but warns of ‘risk of escalation’ in Middle East
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David Lammy refuses to say if UK supported US strikes on Iran nuclear facilities
UK foreign secretary also sidesteps questions on legality of strikes and Donald Trump’s ‘regime change’ post
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dailymail.co.uk
David Lammy ducks over whether UK supports US bombing of Iran
Foreign Secretary David Lammy urged Tehran to 'take the off ramp' of negotiations as he made a statement in the Commons on the burgeoning crisis in the Middle East.
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The Daily T: Why won’t Starmer stand with Trump on Iran?
Former security minister Tom Tugendhat says US strikes were “the right thing to do” and that UK Government is “vacillating”
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Did Britain back the strikes? Lammy’s whispering campaign leaves us none the wiser
David Lammy laid out the Government’s official view of Iran’s air strikes and after 90 long minutes, no one could tell you what it was
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: U.S. needs to know who its friends are
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Eight times David Lammy was asked whether he believed the US bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities was right and lawful.