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  1. Turkey deems Islamic State a terrorist organization as NATO leaders gather in Ankara for an annual summit, with Donald Trump expected to attend.
  2. Dan Jarvis, the new Defence Secretary, travels to Ankara with Keir Starmer for the NATO summit.

Starmer met the NATO chief in Ankara while Dan Jarvis was appointed Defence Secretary, amidst leadership speculation regarding Andy Burnham.

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Starmer met the NATO chief in Ankara while Dan Jarvis was appointed Defence Secretary, amidst leadership speculation regarding Andy Burnham.

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Within Turkey deems Islamic State a terrorist organization as NATO leaders gather in Ankara for an annual summit, with Donald Trump expected to attend.

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