La carrera para suceder a Starmer ha comenzado | GMT

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Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB La sucesión del primer ministro británico, Keir Starmer, aún no ha comenzado formalmente, pero la dimisión del ministro de Sanidad, Wes Streeting, y el probable regreso parlamentario del popular alcalde de Manchester, Andy Burnham, indican que la carrera por el liderazgo laborista ya está abierta. Pero Starmer insiste en permanecer en Downing Street. Donald Trump asegura que él y Xi Jinping, con quien se ha vuelto a reunir hoy, tienen una visión similar sobre el fin del conflicto con Irán. Veinticuatro personas han muerto ya como consecuencia del ataque masivo ruso de este jueves con misiles y drones contra Kiev. Otras 47 personas resultaron heridas. El papa ha criticado el enorme aumento en el último año del gasto militar en el mundo y en particular en Europa y pide que no se llame "defensa" a un rearme que incrementa tensiones e inseguridad y enriquece a élites indiferentes al bien común". Los 15 minutos reglamentarios de descanso de un partido de fútbol no son suficientes así que la FIFA ha decicido ampliar el de la final del Mundial para la actuación de BTS, Madonna y Shakira. Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB

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