Andy Burnham was accused of being ‘too weak’ to stand up to Argentina over its latest threat to ‘recover’ the Falklands.
The Prime Minister failed to respond after Buenos Aires escalated tensions to their highest level since 1982 by insisting the islands were ‘historically and legally’ Argentinian.
In a bizarre address to the nation, Argentine president Javier Milei said the country needed to ‘act swiftly’ to release the Falklands from ‘British occupation’.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said self-styled hardman Mr Milei ‘smells Andy Burnham’s weakness’.
In a menacing speech which has set off alarm bells in Westminster, the Argentine president referred to his country’s defeat
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