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How King Charles could fix Trump and Starmer’s relationship | BBC News
At a moment of tension for the UK-US “special relationship”, will King Charles’ meeting with President Donald Trump help smooth relations with Prime Minister Keir Starmer?
Last week, President Trump told BBC North America Editor Sarah Smith that the King could “absolutely” help repair relations, but this follows numerous attacks from the US president towards Starmer over his position on the US-Israel war with Iran.
BBC’s Jo Crawford spoke to North America Editor Sarah Smith to examine the political backdrop to the King’s visit to the US and with Royal Correspondent Sarah Campbell, to explore Trump’s fascination with the British Royal Family.
00:00 – 00:40 King Charles arrives in US for 250th anniversary of American independence
00:40 – 03:06 Where did Trump’s interest in the British Royal Family begin?
03:06 – 04:45 Could King Charles help fix the “special relationship”?
04:45 – 06:02 Has the British Royal Family helped soothe tensions in the past?
06:02 – 07:17 Has the UK-US “special relationship” faced difficulties before?
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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election after suffering a major defeat over housing reforms.
It’s after protests sparked by the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal after her rent rose sharply.
So – how did we get here?
00:00-01:10 Intro
01:10-02:24 Why did Pedro Sanchez call an election?
02:24-03:53 What’s at the heart of the housing protests?
03:53-04:50 What do the polls say?
04:50-05:50 Are Spaniards divided on housing issues?
05:50-06:53 Pedro Sanchez on the global stage
06:53-07:33 What are the key election issues?
07:33-08:19 What happens next?
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Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election.
The move comes after his series of measures to tackle the housing crisis was defeated in parliament on Friday.
Those measures were drafted after nationwide protests, triggered by the eviction of an 87-year-old from her home for failing to pay a sharp rent increase.
Sánchez has been Spain’s prime minister since 2018 and the country was not due to hold a general election until summer 2027.
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A 28-year-old Russian lab technician who worked at a plague research centre in Siberia has died.
The US has urged Russia to share more information on worker’s death – and the World Health Organisation has said the pubic health risk appears to be low.
So – should we be alarmed? In this video…
00:40 – What we know
02:10 – US reaction
02:56 – What have Russian authorities said?
04:06 – What is Pneumonic Plague?
05:05 – How does Pneumonic Plague spread?
05:45 – What has the WHO said?
06:14 – Can it be treated?
07:08 – How is the story being reported in Russia?
08:05 – Should we be worried?
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Tens of thousands of people are demonstrating across France, in protest at what they say is under-investment in high schools.
Some protests over the past week in France have turned violent, as protesters and authorities clashed.
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said: “Burning down a high school does not improve the state of high school buildings. Lynching a teacher does not help replace teachers”, adding it is a “lie” to suggest the government had ordered “police repression” against demonstrators.
Our correspondents report from the scene of the protests. In this video…
0:00 – Protests in France
0:25 – Fire in Lille
0:55 – Why are students protesting?
03:27 – Teachers join protests
04:56 – Peaceful gathering in Lille
05:45 – Violence this week
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