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Record #4736

The UK's Labour government will not allow the United States to use British air bases (e.g., RAF Fairford) for strikes on Iran

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Recorded occurrence

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    Bannon War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 952: The Perversion Of Sharia Law; Shut It Down

    Original quote
    You're not going to use the base that you house your aircraft at that's because They have a significant minority of i think 40 or 50 members British members of parliament that are muslim that's warren on the karan and all part of the labor part Virtually all part of the labor party so they're not and they're not going to allow it
    Quote begins at 39:21
Prediction time2026-02-20

Exact speaking time unavailable; using the official episode publication date.

Episode published2026-02-20
FirmnessFirm
TopicForeign Policy
Resolve byopen
Boldness70 · Bold

How the call settles

In the event of US strikes on Iran, the UK government does not authorize US use of RAF bases for those strikes

Our reasoning

NO on the research record because Labour PM Keir Starmer authorized US use of RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia for strikes on Iran in early March 2026 and expanded the authorization on March 20, 2026; successor Labour PM Andy Burnham continued the policy in July 2026, with B-1 bombers flying from RAF Fairford against IRGC targets.. Applied stored rule: In the event of US strikes on Iran, the UK government does not authorize US use of RAF bases for those strikes.

Outcome evidence

Labour PM Keir Starmer authorized US use of RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia for strikes on Iran in early March 2026 and expanded the authorization on March 20, 2026; successor Labour PM Andy Burnham continued the policy in July 2026, with B-1 bombers flying from RAF Fairford against IRGC targets.

Outcome date: 2026-03-01

Verdict recorded: 2026-07-30

Basis: research