MPs and peers oppose Donald Trump address to parliament during UK visit
Briefly

Amidst reports of Donald Trump's planned visit to the UK, various MPs and peers are urging against the idea of him addressing Parliament. Their concerns stem from Trump's comments and policies which they believe undermine democratic values and international alliances. Lord Foulkes emphasized the inappropriateness of welcoming Trump, citing his anti-democratic stance and failure to condemn actions such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Labour MP Kate Osborne has also voiced similar sentiments, calling for a unified parliamentary stance against his invitation.
A number of MPs and peers have urged against inviting Donald Trump to speak at Parliament during his UK visit due to his controversial comments and policies.
Lord Foulkes stated, 'While the government is obliged to deal with governments of all kinds, parliament should not welcome a leader who is anti-democratic and flouts the courts and the rule of law.'
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