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PM should stand up to 'unreliable ally', says Davey

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December 13, 2025

SIR Keir Starmer should be prepared to have a Love Actually moment and stand up to Donald Trump, the leader of the Liberal Democrats has suggested.

Sir Ed Davey said the Prime Minister should take a more robust stance against the US president who has proven himself to be a “totally unreliable” ally.

In festive movie Love Actually, Hugh Grant's prime minister uses a press conference to stand up to Billy Bob Thornton's bullying US president.

Sir Ed told the Press Association: “I think the White House and President Trump have proven themselves to be totally unreliable allies.

“I say that with some sadness, because I've always believed in Britain's special relationship with the United States.

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