Sir Ed Davey accused the Prime Minister of "looking ridiculous" for refusing to say that the US president had broken international law over his actions in Venezuela.The Lib Dem leader quoted Geoffrey Robertson KC - the founding head of Doughty Street Chambers, where Sir Keir was a member - who said the president's actions were a breach of the United Nations Charter, and a crime of aggression.Sir Keir responded that there had been "plenty of things that Geoffrey and I have agreed and disagreed on

Sir Ed Davey accused the Prime Minister of "looking ridiculous" for refusing to say that the US president had broken international law over his actions in Venezuela.The Lib Dem leader quoted Geoffrey Robertson KC - the founding head of Doughty Street Chambers, where Sir Keir was a member - who said the president's actions were a breach of the United Nations Charter, and a crime of aggression.Sir Keir responded that there had been "plenty of things that Geoffrey and I have agreed and disagreed on" and reiterated that nobody would shed a tear for Maduro's removal as the Venezuelan leader."The benchmark of all actions of all countries is, of course, international law, and it is for the US to justify its actions," he added..