Mark Carney criticizes Keir Starmer, stating that Canada was 'not impressed' with the proposal for a British state visit for Donald Trump. The former Bank of England governor expressed his disapproval during a private meeting with Labour Party officials, citing concerns over the potential diplomatic fallout. Carney's remarks echoed those of other critics, who argue that hosting Trump would undermine British values and damage relations with key allies. Starmer's team has since defended the proposal, citing the importance of maintaining a strong US-UK relationship. However, Carney's intervention is likely to fuel the ongoing debate about the merits of extending an official invitation to the controversial US president.
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