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Starmer needs more than money to solve his Northern Ireland problem

22 July 2024

11:56 PM

22 July 2024

11:56 PM

Keir Starmer has been in office for less than three weeks, but his government has spent an unusually large amount of time and energy on matters in Northern Ireland. With his newly appointed secretary of state, Hilary Benn, the Prime Minister visited Belfast within days of kissing hands, despite a schedule which also included the Nato summit in Washington.

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