Jeremy Corbyn has demanded an urgent Privy Council meeting over the US killing of Iran's top military chief as the Pentagon announced it will send 3,000 more troops to the Middle East
US and British flags were burned during a protest in Tehran after the killing of Qassem SoleimaniJeremy Corbyn has demanded an urgent Privy Council meeting over the US killing of Iran's top military chief as the Pentagon announced it will send 3,000 more troops to the Middle East.
He also asked if there was an increased terror risk in the UK and whether Boris Johnson had spoken to US President Donald Trump.Mr Corbyn also wanted to know if the UK had spoken to the UN"to discuss consequences for peace and security" and what measures had been taken to"ensure the safety of UK nationals".
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