Keir Starmer

There's been a good deal of pressure on me to change my position in relation to joining the war.

And I'm not going to change my position on the war.

So whatever the pressure, whatever the noise, I'm the British Prime Minister and I have to act in our national interests.

There's been a good deal of pressure on me to change my position in relation to joining the war.

And I'm not going to change my position on the wall.

So whatever the pressure, whatever the noise, I'm the British prime minister and I have to act in our national interest.

There's been a good deal of pressure on me to change my position in relation to joining the war.

And I'm not going to change my position on the wall.

So whatever the pressure, whatever the noise, I'm the British prime minister and I have to act in our national interest.

The defense secretary has been in the Middle East speaking to our partners.

And the UK has now brought together 35 nations around our statement of intent to push as one for maritime security

across the Gulf.

This is not our war.

We will not be drawn into the conflict.

That is not in our national interest.

And the most effective way we can support the cost of living in Britain is to push for de-escalation in the Middle East and a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which is such a vital route for energy.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he's working with allies on a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

He told reporters it will not be a NATO mission and says the UK will not be drawn into the wider war.

Starmer has given the US only limited access to British military bases for what he calls defensive operations only.

Trump has reacted with personal insults against Starmer.