Keir Starmer presents Europe-led Gaza peace plan to Donald Trump

Downing Street has not given details of the peace plan, promising the 'next steps' would be set out after this week's cabinet meeting, a date for which is yet to be confirmed.

Speaking earlier, a spokesman for Sir Keir said the proposals would also be presented to allies, including Arab states, over the coming days.

In an article over the weekend, the prime minister likened the plans to the proposed 'coalition of the willing' to support any potential deal to end the war in Ukraine.

It comes after the US and Israel withdrew their negotiating teams from Qatar on Thursday, with Trump saying Hamas 'didn't really want to make a deal' and Israel saying it would look to 'alternative options' to free hostages.

On Monday, Sir Keir's spokesman said the UK, France and Germany were working on proposals to 'deliver immediate relief to those on the ground'.

The plans 'build on the collaboration to date' between the three countries and would also 'set out a pathway to peace and a sustainable route to a two-state solution', the spokesman added.

However, Trump suggested that getting aid into Gaza is his focus, before discussing future peace plans.

'Before we get to phase two, which is what's going to happen afterwards, we want to get the children fed,' he told reporters during his meeting with Sir Keir.

According to the source: BBC.