Yvette Cooper defends UK’s ‘cool-headed approach’ on Iran
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The Foreign Secretary revealed the change is aimed at tackling rising conflict‑related sexual violence, online harms, and systemic abuse that continues to limit women worldwide
Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg turned fraught as the BBC political journalist clashed with Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper. In a tense debate over Keir Starmer's reaction to the con
Military chiefs were said to be livid with Keir Starmer's ministers for urging caution against allowing the US to use UK military bases for strikes on Iran.
Keir Starmer will not turn to ‘rhetoric or hyperbole’ after Donald Trump posted another brutal rebuke of the prime minister, the Foreign Secretary has said. Yvette Cooper said she is focused on ‘substance not social media’ after the US President questioned whether the UK is still a ‘Great Ally’.
When Yvette Cooper appears for interviews on Good Morning Britain, her husband Ed Balls typically makes an abrupt exit from the presenting desk. This practice is designed to maintain journalistic impartiality and avoid conflicts of interest, leaving co-hosts like Susanna Reid or Kate Garraway to conduct the grilling alone while he sits out.
THE Foreign Secretary has claimed she is focused on “substance not social media” as she hit back at Donald Trump for criticising Sir Keir Starmer. Yvette Cooper defended the PM after
Starmer said the situation on the ground “may remain challenging for some time” but that the Government was “looking at all options to support our people”.
Yvette Cooper backed the prime minister for largely staying out of the Midde East conflict following comments by Sir Tony Blair and more criticism from Donald Trump.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has hit back at President Trump's criticism of the UK response to the conflict in Iran.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said Sunday that Britain will not "outsource" its foreign policy decisions, pushing back against criticism from US President Donald Trump and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair over the government's stance on military action involving Iran.