Starmer set to attend major Munich security conference
Foreign Secretary David Cameron, alongside fellow world leaders, has been attending the annual event.
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Sir Keir Starmer is expected to be at a major security conference in Germany on Saturday for talks and meetings with world leaders.
The Labour leader will arrive at the Munich Security Conference fresh from two by-election victories, with Sir Keir expected to use the major annual event to stress his party’s commitment to Nato and defence.
His visit, with shadow foreign secretary David Lammy and shadow defence secretary John Healey, is believed to be the first Labour leader has attended since 2010.
Lord Cameron has been among the senior politicians at the conference, with the Foreign Secretary appearing at a panel event on Friday.
Attendees have been left reeling at the death of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, with US vice president Kamala Harris and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz among those in attendance.
Mr Healey is expected to hold a series of bilateral meetings with Nato officials, defence ministers and US senators as part of the visit, while Mr Lammy will be taking part in a panel discussion on Sunday.
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