UK-EU summit plans 'reassessed' after Keir Starmer announces resignation

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A touted UK-EU summit is in doubt after Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation.The summit is due to take place on July 22 in Brussels, which could be just days after Andy Burnham enters Downing Street if there is no contest to replace Sir Keir as Labour leader.However, with the turmoil in Westminster, the European Commission indicated it was "reassessing" whether the meeting would still go ahead.Commission spokeswoman Paula Pinho said "our relations with the UK are and will remain strong".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She said: "On the question of the EU-UK summit, against the announcement this morning of the resignation by Prime Minister Starmer, we are reassessing with [European Council] president [Antonio] Costa and the UK the opportunity of still holding the summit as had been announced last week and we will take if from here."Mr Costa has now suggested the meeting would be pushed back.He said: "Now for sure we need to postpone it, but we are reassessing the opportunity of...

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B: A touted UK-EU summit is in doubt after Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation.The summit is due to take place on July 22 in Brussels, which could be just days after Andy Burnham enters Downing Street if there is no contest to replace Sir Keir as Labour leader.However, with the turmoil in Westminster, the European Commission indicated it was "reassessing" whether the meeting would still go ahead.Commission spokeswoman Paula Pinho said "our relations with the UK are and will remain strong".

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A: UK-EU summit plans 'reassessed' after Keir Starmer announces resignation.

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**Summary:** Keir Starmer's resignation as the leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has led to a reassessment of UK-EU summit plans, with some sources suggesting that the event might be postponed or canceled. **Why It Matters:** This development could have significant implications for future negotiations between