UK PM Starmer unknowingly misled parliament, according to Guardian citing PM spokesman

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  • “The prime minister would never knowingly mislead Parliament or the public. He's clear, though, that this information should have been provided to Parliament. It should have been provided to him, it should have been provided to other government ministers..
  • “But he clearly did not have this information - that is the crucial fact - he clearly did not have this information when he previously spoke to Parliament.”

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