The UK will bar imports of goods and some services from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced it Tuesday, Sept. 8, saying Britain would not accept the "destruction of the two-state solution." More than 140 Labour MPs — about a third of the parliamentary party — had signed a letter demanding the ban, and Opinium/ECFR polling puts the public 46% in favor and 18% opposed. Prime Minister Andy Burnham had given Trump warning the day before, in a phone call on Monday, Sept. 7.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham told Trump the ban was coming in a Monday phone call
Single-line readout of a private call sourced to the FT/Bloomberg reporting rather than to a named participant or official statement in the story.
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Opinium/ECFR polling found 46% of the UK public backs a settlement trade ban and 18% oppose it
Explicitly attributed in the story to Opinium/ECFR polling.
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Miliband framed the ban as refusing to accept the 'destruction of the two-state solution'
Quoted phrase explicitly attributed to Miliband, consistent with the Guardian piece in SOURCES; the wording is a paraphrase-plus-quote fragment rather than a full sourced quotation.