Top Financial Times Headlines: Trump's NATO Loyalty Demands, Segro's Takeover Rejection, and More

Donald Trump calls for NATO loyalty amidst U.S.-Iran tensions; Segro declines Prologis’s £12.6 billion bid. Andy Burnham seeks to decentralize Number 10 operations to Manchester. UK banks prevail in legal clash over historical loan complaints against the Financial Ombudsman Service.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump insists on 'loyalty' from NATO allies, expressing frustration over their perceived inaction in the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran. This assertion emphasizes Trump's continued influence in global political dynamics.

Segro, a UK property giant, has turned down a substantial £12.6 billion acquisition proposal from U.S. firm Prologis, maintaining its independence amidst significant takeover interest in the real estate sector.

In a strategic move to decentralize government operations, British MP Andy Burnham is championing the relocation of parts of the Prime Minister's office to Manchester. Meanwhile, UK banks have successfully contested a regulatory decision from the Financial Ombudsman Service about past loan terms.