Keir Starmer

The group I convened today is more important than ever. It brings together partners from across Europe, as well as Canada, Australia and New Zealand, with backing from others too, including Japan.

The group I convened today is more important than ever. It brings together partners from across Europe, as well as Canada, Australia and New Zealand, with backing from others too, including Japan.

We agreed we will keep increasing the pressure on Russia, keep the military aid flowing to Ukraine and keep tightening the restrictions on Russia's economy to weaken Putin's war machine and bring him to the table.

We agreed we will keep increasing the pressure on Russia, keep the military aid flowing to Ukraine and keep tightening the restrictions on Russia's economy to weaken Putin's war machine and bring him to the table.

Our starting point must be to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position now so that they can negotiate from a position of strength. And we are doubling down in our support.

Our starting point must be to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position now so that they can negotiate from a position of strength. And we are doubling down in our support.

Our starting point must be to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position now so that they can negotiate from a position of strength. And we are doubling down in our support.

We must strengthen our relationship with America. This week has shown with total clarity that that the U.S. is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in Ukraine. So I welcome the opportunity for a new economic deal with the U.S., confirmed by the President last week.

We must strengthen our relationship with America. This week has shown with total clarity that that the U.S. is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in Ukraine. So I welcome the opportunity for a new economic deal with the U.S., confirmed by the President last week.

We must strengthen our relationship with America. This week has shown with total clarity that that the U.S. is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in Ukraine. So I welcome the opportunity for a new economic deal with the U.S., confirmed by the President last week.

I also welcome the president's continued commitment to that peace, which nobody in this House should doubt for a second is sincere.

I also welcome the president's continued commitment to that peace, which nobody in this House should doubt for a second is sincere.

I also welcome the president's continued commitment to that peace, which nobody in this House should doubt for a second is sincere.

Let's play it. The first priority of this government, of any government, is the security and safety of the British people to defend the national interest, particularly in these volatile times. That's why last week I announced the biggest sustained increase in defense spending since the Cold War.

Let's play it. The first priority of this government, of any government, is the security and safety of the British people to defend the national interest, particularly in these volatile times. That's why last week I announced the biggest sustained increase in defense spending since the Cold War.

Let's play it. The first priority of this government, of any government, is the security and safety of the British people to defend the national interest, particularly in these volatile times. That's why last week I announced the biggest sustained increase in defense spending since the Cold War.

That's also why I met President Trump last week to strengthen our relationship with an indispensable partners in defense and security. And it's why this weekend I've been hosting European leaders here in London to work together for the security of the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Europe as a whole. We are at a crossroads in history today. This is not a moment for more talk.

That's also why I met President Trump last week to strengthen our relationship with an indispensable partners in defense and security. And it's why this weekend I've been hosting European leaders here in London to work together for the security of the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Europe as a whole. We are at a crossroads in history today. This is not a moment for more talk.

That's also why I met President Trump last week to strengthen our relationship with an indispensable partners in defense and security. And it's why this weekend I've been hosting European leaders here in London to work together for the security of the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Europe as a whole. We are at a crossroads in history today. This is not a moment for more talk.

It's time to act, time to step up and lead and to unite around a new plan for a just and enduring peace.