UK politicians welcome Trump’s retreat over British troops’ role in Afghanistan

The Guardian·Jan 25

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UK politicians have welcomed a retreat by Donald Trump regarding the role of British troops in Afghanistan. The move follows comments from Trump that were deemed "deeply insulting" and prompted a response from Downing Street, which disputed Trump's claims about Nato troops. The development comes during Trump's state visit to the UK, where he has been met with both a royal welcome and protests.

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