Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators' Daily Politics podcast. I'm Isabel Hardman,

and this is the Sunday Roundup. This week, Donald Trump escalates his Greenland rhetoric with the threat of tariffs,

and Robert Jenrick makes the latest high-profile

defection to reform. Donald Trump has threatened NATO allies with tariffs if a deal to buy

Greenland is not reached. After NATO countries sent troops to Greenland, the president called the

move a very dangerous situation for the safety, security and survival of our planet.

This morning on Sky News, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandi echoed Keir Stama's words by calling the tariff threats completely wrong.

I mean, the Prime Minister was very clear last night that we believe that this decision on tariffs is completely wrong.

The future of Greenland is for the people of Greenland

and the people of the Kingdom of Denmark to determine and for them alone.

We've been consistent about that.

That is a view that we've expressed to our friends and allies

in the American administration.

And we believe that at this moment, with the serious

challenges, especially in the Arctic region, affecting not just us, but the United States, Canada

and most of Europe, that we need to be working together in order to resolve them. It's why the

Foreign Secretary has just been in North Norway. She arrived home last

night, working with our Norwegian counterparts to strengthen our program there and to double the

number of Marines in the region. But we're working across the board with our allies and we need to

work together not to divide ourselves from one another. So we believe that these tariffs are the

wrong approach. So for the

all time, we would never agree to support an American purchase of Greenland? Well, we wouldn't

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