“Starmer’s choice to stay strong on the Iran war and let Donald Trump down is the right one.”
“The Prime Minister has made it clear that Britain will not engage in another Middle East war.” This is not weakness. This is leadership.”
Keir Starmer is right to stand firm and put Britain first. The prime minister has made it clear that Britain will not succumb to Donald Trump’s mounting pressure to engage in another Middle East war. This is not a weakness. This is leadership.
The lessons learned from Iraq continue to have a significant impact on Britain. Blindly following America into conflict comes at a cost to lives, trust, and stability. We must avoid repeating such mistakes. Sir Keir is right to remember and act on history.
We should view Trump’s quips and proclamations, which dismiss British forces and increase pressure, as an attempt to strengthen an ally. We must not allow Britain to succumb to bullying that jeopardises lives and exacerbates instability.
Our priorities must be clear – protecting the British people, supporting stability and avoiding reckless de-escalation. Mr. Starmer has established a clear boundary. He has to wear it. Because true strength lies not in participating in battle, but in knowing when to say no.
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Keir Starmer is right to stand firm and put Britain first (Image: Poole/AFP via Getty Images)
bonkers bmi
BMI has long been considered gospel for our health. But new research suggests it could be anything.
If millions of Britons receive incorrect labels of overweight or obese, the consequences will be serious, affecting not only their self-confidence but also their care. Flawed measurements denying access to critical surgery indicate a serious problem.
BMI is a crude measure. It is unable to distinguish between muscle and fat, nor can it accurately reflect an individual’s health. Doctors need better ways to evaluate patients quickly. This is not about ignoring obesity. It’s about getting it right. Because labels matter. When labels are incorrect, individuals suffer from pain, delays, and missed treatments.
If you blinked, you might have missed Liz Truss as Prime Minister (Image: Ian Vogler/Daily Mirror)
Lettuce Liz
Liz Truss lived in Downing Street for 47 days, yet now she wants a “Trump-style revolution”. From lettuce-level leadership to conspiracy-laden babble, her latest effort is less a comeback and more a recession.
Britain does not need anarchy imported from America. The situation requires serious leadership, which Ms Truss failed spectacularly to provide when she had the chance.
