Just when Keir Starmer thought his biggest problem was explaining what he actually stands for, along comes an explosive leak โ€” and itโ€™s very Trump-flavoured. According to Lee Cohenโ€™s eyebrow-singeing scoop, Donald J. Trump is cooking up a Brexit 2.0 plan to slam the EUโ€™s borders shut. And guess whoโ€™s caught looking like a deer in the diplomatic headlights? Sir Keir, the man whose stance on Brexit is already more foggy than a Tuesday in Hull.

๐Ÿงจ From โ€œTake Back Controlโ€ to โ€œSeal That Border!โ€ โ€“ Now With Extra Trumpโ„ข

Itโ€™s the plot twist no one ordered but everyone shouldโ€™ve expected: Trump, possibly gearing up for Round Two in the Oval Office, now has his eyes on Europe. But this isnโ€™t about handshakes or trade deals โ€” itโ€™s about building walls (metaphorical and possibly literal) between Brussels and, well, everyone else.

Enter Keir Starmer, whoโ€™s now forced to reckon with a world where:

  • Trump is playing international Brexit DJ, spinning a remix across the Atlantic ๐ŸŽง
  • The EU might cozy up to harder borders just as Labour tries to patch up UKโ€“EU relations ๐Ÿค
  • Everyoneโ€™s talking about sovereignty again, and Keirโ€™s still reading from the instruction manual

Starmer has spent months trying to walk the Brexit tightrope โ€” โ€œnot rejoin, but also not ruin whatโ€™s leftโ€ โ€” and now heโ€™s got Trump blowtorching the rope from one end while EU leaders panic-Google โ€œhow to handle transatlantic populism.โ€

Meanwhile, the Tories are gleefully licking their chops. Because nothing makes a Labour leader squirm like being out-Brexited by a guy who once suggested nuking hurricanes.

๐Ÿ”ฅย Challengesย ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Is Brexit 2.0 about to go global? Is Starmer ready to handle Trump diplomacy or just praying he doesnโ€™t have to? And whoโ€™s actually steering UK foreign policy โ€” Westminster, Brussels, or Mar-a-Lago?

๐Ÿ‘‡ Jump into the comments. Brexit isnโ€™t done, Trump isnโ€™t gone, and this story is just heating up.

The sharpest takes and spiciest predictions will be featured in the next issue of the magazine. ๐ŸŒ๐Ÿ’ฌ

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