EU leaders are weighing €93bn in tariffs on US goods after Trump threatened economic pressure over Greenland. In a call, the PM told him targeting allies is unacceptable. Brussels is also exploring tighter limits on US firms’ access to EU contracts as part of a coordinated response.

Donald Trump warned he would impose tariffs on countries that refuse to support his proposal to acquire Greenland, increasing pressure on European partners. A US congressional delegation visited Copenhagen as Danish leaders reiterated that Greenland is not for sale.

Robert Jenrick quit the Tories to join Reform UK, hours after being dismissed as shadow justice secretary by Kemi Badenoch for alleged plotting. He called the Conservatives a failed project and vowed to rally right‑leaning voters, raising concern about further defections.

Denmark says Washington remains intent on “conquering” Greenland after talks, with no progress narrowing differences. Copenhagen insists any decision must respect Greenlanders’ will and the unity of the Danish realm, warning unilateral moves in the Arctic would strain cooperation.