Newspaper headlines: ‘Streeting accused of No 10 coup’ and ‘King: We’ll help police’

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The Financial Times also leads with Starmer and Streeting, saying the former “defies calls to stand down” as allies have accused the latter of “fuelling crisis”. Lower down the page is a report that the US embassy in London has been denying visas to “top executives over petty offences going back to the 1970s”, as US President Donald Trump’s “immigration clampdown extends to the UK”.

"Starmer defies calls to stand down as allies accuse Streeting of fuelling crisis" reads the headline on the front page of the Financial Times. — The Financial Times also leads with Starmer and Streeting, saying the former “defies calls to stand down” as allies have accused the latter of “fuelling crisis”. Lower down the page is a report that the US embassy in London has been denying visas to “top executives over petty offences going back to the 1970s”, as US President Donald Trump’s “immigration clampdown extends to the UK”.

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