David Lammy Downplays Past Trump Criticism Amid Political Shifts

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UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has dismissed his past criticisms of Donald Trump as "old news," emphasizing the need to find common ground with the president-elect for the UK's national interest. Lammy, who previously called Trump a "neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath," now highlights the importance of the UK-US relationship and potential trade impacts. He acknowledges the difference between his past comments as a backbench MP and his current role, suggesting that political responsibilities require a more diplomatic approach.
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