Keir Starmer admits he has not spoken to Donald Trump since tariffs were unveiled
11-04-2025 10:25 via independent.co.uk

Keir Starmer admits he has not spoken to Donald Trump since tariffs were unveiled

The prime minister denied that Mr Trump is refusing his calls, saying their teams ‘talk all of the time’
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