Trump visit live: Starmer to push US president to resume role in Gaza ceasefire talks

Sir Keir Starmer will remember the cabinet from the summer holiday for an emergency meeting in the Gaza crisis after being in increasing pressure to recognize the Palestinian state and after being concerned about the humanitarian conditions in the region.

Until September 1, the ministers who were in summer recess are expected to meet again this week to discuss the situation in the Middle East.

Peace talks come after recalling the negotiation teams from Washington and Israel’s negotiation teams last week, and the White House is accused of Steve Witkoff’s Hamas for a lack of desire to reach an agreement.

Since then, Israel has promised military pauses to allow the desperate Palestinians to reach the desperate Palestinians in the three -populated region of Gaza, Israel.

However, the UK, who participated in the efforts to evacuate children who need medical assistance to Anclave, said that access to materials should expand “urgent”.

Cabinet Minister Jonathan Reynolds could not say that the Raf would be directly involved in Gaza’s aid ventilation plans, but warned that the delivery cannot “wait”.

Before the negotiations between Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer on Monday, talking to Sky News – the two leaders are expected to discuss the situation in the Middle East – the secretary said: “We know that the only way to get enough help to Gaza is to end the blockage to get on the ground.

“We cannot expect a point about the drops of air. We have to do something. This is an indisputable situation.

“I don’t know the operational practice, but when the weather falls, we are always with you as a country.”

The business secretary has enough leverage to turn the cadre to the conflict in Gaza before the US’s crack talks between Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump on Monday.

The British Prime Minister is expected to increase the likelihood of visiting cease -fire talks between Israel and Hamas during today’s meeting, due to concern about human conditions in the region.

Speaking with BBC breakfast, Jonathan Reynolds said, “Of course, Gaza will be on the agenda today.

“And, of course, the United States has fired twice in the conflict, so they worked with Egypt, Qatas and other lock partners in the region.

“The United States is the country that I think we will recognize here with the leverage to make a difference on both sides. So their roles are basically important.”

Business secretary, Britain’s trade conditions with the United States “Brexit’s benefit”, “there is no doubt,” he said.

Jonathan Reynolds spoke before Sir Keir Starmer’s meeting with Donald Trump today, and the two leaders are expected to discuss the situation in trade and the Middle East.

When the British’s 10 percent tariff rate as part of the trade agreement with the United States – compared to 15 percent of the EU – Brexit – when asked whether Brexit was a benefit, Reynolds said to the Sky News: ım I said it in parliament many times, it is a benefit of being outside the European Union with this independent trade policy.

“There is absolutely no doubt about this. I have also directed the difficult economic data and right, and costs.”

John Swinney, Donald Trump’s call to displace the Ghazan people from the region was asked whether the allegation of “ethnic cleansing” on his meeting with the President of the United States.

The first minister replied: “I think the important thing is that we should focus on the necessary solutions and that we should definitely flow to Gaza, a ceasefire and humanitarian aid, so that the people of Gaza can get rid of the hunger and that this situation should come face to face and that the situation we are facing should be the truth.

“And I think President Trump was positioned ideally. In fact, as a result of the conflict, it is perhaps positioned uniquely to implement this pressure to Israel to ensure that it is a safe transition to humanitarian aid to support the people of Gaza, which is absolutely unbearable.

“And a significant part of this should be a durable ceasefire, the flow of humanitarian aid and the two state solutions in the Middle East.”

Sir Keir Starmer will beg with Donald Trump to end the pain of thousands of Palestinians when he met with a ceasefire in Gaza and met with the US president in Scotland on Monday.

When the growing crisis in the Middle East organized bilateral meetings at the Turnberry Golf Field in Ayshire, two of them organized bilateral meetings, the Prime Minister is under great political pressure to change Britain’s policy of recognizing Palestine as a state.

Sir Keir was given to Mr. Trump, where he would ask him about a Middle East ceasefire, but he replied: uz We meet many things. We have a trade agreement and a lot happened.

“Good for us. Good for us and good for us.

“We will discuss this. I think we will discuss a lot about Israel. They are very interested in wanting something to happen. [Starmer] In the meantime, it does a very good job. “