David Cameron has pledged to confront Vladimir Putin over Russia's 'illegal' actions in Ukraine at the G20 this weekend. The Prime Minister said he would use the summit in Brisbane, Australia, to tell the President that Britain does not want another Cold War. But he also warned that Moscow's relationship with the rest of the world will be 'radically different' if it does not change course. The comments came as Mr Cameron delivered an impassioned defence of the UK's role on the international stage at the Lord Mayor's Banquet in London. David Cameron told the Lord Mayor's Banquet that he would tell Vladimir Putin that Britain does not want another Cold War at the G20
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David Cameron told the Lord Mayor's Banquet of his plans to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20
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PM said he would use the summit in Brisbane, Australia, to tell Putin that Britain does not want another Cold War
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Also warned London banquet that relationship with Moscow would be 'radically different' if it does not change course
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