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Sir Keir Starmer’s relationship with Donald Trump is “over”, Nigel Farage has declared. The Reform UK leader’s warning comes after the US president repeatedly attacked the Prime Minister over Iran.

Mr Farage, who travelled to Mar-a-Lago in Florida over the weekend, said he saw “very little prospect of the relationship between Trump and Starmer improving”. He added: “Even now, the British Prime Minister is calling for a negotiated settlement with the Iranians, provided they promise to give up nuclear weapons. Well, we did all this back in 2015. This relationship with Trump and Starmer is over.”

He also insisted that the Prime Minister was “not Winston Churchill” amid the row.

Sir Keir has now given the green light for “defensive” US American against Iranian missile sites from UK bases.

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He added: “But we will remember. We don’t need people that join wars after we’ve already won!”

Speaking on Monday, he insisted that it was “really important to emphasise that the US and the UK are working together every single day, as they always have”.