LONDON — So much for the special relationship. Donald Trump and Keir Starmer’s most unlikely of bromances came to a dramatic end after the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran. Britain’s center-left government has refused to get involved in offensive operations, with Starmer questioning Trump’s plan for the war and only allowing the use of U.K. airbases for defensive purposes. That’s left the U.S. president distinctly unimpressed — and he’s now pointing barbs at Starmer on a near-daily

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