Andy Burnham issues defiant Falklands message to Argentina ahead of UN general assembly address
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Free speech fears as PM launches 'National Centre for Information Defence' to wage war on 'untrue narratives'.
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Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new "National Centre for Information Defence" to fight so-called "disinformation" about the UK.The Prime Minister, addressing the United Nations, announced the centre to improve "community cohesion" and prevent a "distorted and untrue narrative about Britain".He has ordered security chiefs to set up the quango, which will detect, attribute and disrupt "hostile information attacks" and "deepfakes" which hurt British interests.It is initially being led out of the Office for the Prime Minister and Cabinet, with the new centre working alongside intelligence agencies, Government departments, the police and social media firms.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He told the UN there was no "national security without a strong, cohesive society"."That's the starting point for everything we hold dear and everything we want to achieve," he added."But the fact is that it has been under attack."Mr Burnham then accused Russia of engaging in a "industrial-scale...
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Donald Trump tells GB News Keir Starmer was 'too tough on Russia' as he addresses fears of war with Moscow.
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Donald Trump has told GB News Sir Keir Starmer was "too tough on Russia" in a fiery swipe at the former Prime Minister.The President, speaking at a bilateral meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly, addressed fears from European leaders of a direct conflict with Russia."I think you'll be OK," Mr Trump said.
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But I will say the rhetoric from your last Prime Minister was too tough."He has to be a little bit careful." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Sir Keir as Prime Minister positioned himself as a strong ally of Ukraine on the global stage, receiving honours from France and Kyiv for his work to assemble the "Coalition of the Willing".GB News then asked Mr Trump about Andy Burnham and his stance on Russia."I haven't heard the rhetoric too much," Mr Trump said before Mr Burnham's hawkish address to the UN General Assembly.
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But I think he's going to be good."Looking towards the Ukrainian President, he added: "I will say he's on your side very much."And it's a very...
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Trump Praises Burnham as ‘Natural Business Person' After First Meeting
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A: Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new "National Centre for Information Defence" to fight so-called "disinformation" about the UK.The Prime Minister, addressing the United Nations, announced the centre to improve "community cohesion" and prevent a "distorted and untrue narrative about Britain".He has ordered security chiefs to set up the quango, which will detect, attribute and disrupt "hostile information attacks" and "deepfakes" which hurt British interests.It is initially being led out of the Office for the Prime Minister and Cabinet, with the new centre working alongside intelligence agencies, Government departments, the police and social media firms.
B: Donald Trump has told Andy Burnham the Chagos Islands deal is "terrible" in the latest withering assessment of the giveaway from the US.Speaking at a press conference following a bilateral meeting, the President confirmed outright he did not support the "surrender" to Mr Burnham's face."I don't support it," he said."Most of them say they have ownership.
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A: TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He told the UN there was no "national security without a strong, cohesive society"."That's the starting point for everything we hold dear and everything we want to achieve," he added."But the fact is that it has been under attack."Mr Burnham then accused Russia of engaging in a "industrial-scale...
B: But I will say the rhetoric from your last Prime Minister was too tough."He has to be a little bit careful." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Sir Keir as Prime Minister positioned himself as a strong ally of Ukraine on the global stage, receiving honours from France and Kyiv for his work to assemble the "Coalition of the Willing".GB News then asked Mr Trump about Andy Burnham and his stance on Russia."I haven't heard the rhetoric too much," Mr Trump said before Mr Burnham's hawkish address to the UN General Assembly.
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A: Donald Trump tells GB News Keir Starmer was 'too tough on Russia' as he addresses fears of war with Moscow.
B: Donald Trump has told Andy Burnham the Chagos Islands deal is "terrible" in the latest withering assessment of the giveaway from the US.Speaking at a press conference following a bilateral meeting, the President confirmed outright he did not support the "surrender" to Mr Burnham's face."I don't support it," he said."Most of them say they have ownership.
negation mismatch
A: Donald Trump has told GB News Sir Keir Starmer was "too tough on Russia" in a fiery swipe at the former Prime Minister.The President, speaking at a bilateral meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly, addressed fears from European leaders of a direct conflict with Russia."I think you'll be OK," Mr Trump said.
B: Donald Trump has told Andy Burnham the Chagos Islands deal is "terrible" in the latest withering assessment of the giveaway from the US.Speaking at a press conference following a bilateral meeting, the President confirmed outright he did not support the "surrender" to Mr Burnham's face."I don't support it," he said."Most of them say they have ownership.
negation mismatch
A: Trump Praises Burnham as ‘Natural Business Person' After First Meeting
B: Donald Trump has told Andy Burnham the Chagos Islands deal is "terrible" in the latest withering assessment of the giveaway from the US.Speaking at a press conference following a bilateral meeting, the President confirmed outright he did not support the "surrender" to Mr Burnham's face."I don't support it," he said."Most of them say they have ownership.
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**Summary:** Andy Burnham, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has issued a defiant message to Argentina ahead of his UN General Assembly address, following recent comments over Falkland Islands sovereignty. **Why It Matters:** This event highlights tensions between Britain and Argentina regarding territorial disputes in the South Atlantic. The UK's
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