Trump UK Live: The President tells Storm to call to stop small boats in the army

Whitehall Independent Editor, Kate Doline reports:

Donald Trump has suggested that the prime minister be called from the army to counter illegal immigration.

“It doesn’t matter if you call the army, it doesn’t matter if it means you to use,” he said.

But he warned his counterpart that this is “destroying countries from within and we are now destroying the people who have entered the country. It is very hard, we were given a very bad hand … We have to eliminate them and eliminate them, we have no choice but to feel very much about it.”

Independent political reporter Archie Mitchell reports:

Donald Trump has warned that the Russian invasion of Ukraine could lead to World War III.

The US president said Vladimir Putin has “abandoned him” but this “does not affect the United States”.

But, by admitting this, it could lead to a complete global conflict, Mr Trump said, “I don’t like to see it … this is death, you know.

“This does not affect the United States unless you end in World War II,” he said.

“You can,” he said.

David Madox’s independent political editor writes:

Just as Kier Stormr cuts Donald Trump’s renewable case.

He reminds him of all his slogan “drill drill”

He tells Stormr to use his great asset in the North Sea.

He also called the wind “expensive joke.”

Another example of the Persian Gulf between the two men among the delicacies.

Andrew Finberg, a White House correspondent, reports:

President Trump has once again claimed that he won the 2020 election, which he lost to the former President Joe Biden.

Trump made false remarks because he answered a question about the recommendation to Prime Minister Starner to stop illegal immigration, claiming that his decision to board the third presidential term in last year’s election was a tendency to stop illegal immigration.

“We won in 2020, Big and I said, let’s run. We had to run because I saw what was going on … I saw what was being shed with millions of people in our country – I couldn’t stand, I couldn’t stand,” he said.

Andrew Finberg, a White House correspondent, reports:

President Trump used his initial speech at his joint press conference with Prime Minister Kier Starmer to praise Republican activist Charlie Kirk, calling him a “great American” who was “assassinated” for talking in his mind.

“He was a great young man. An incredible future. Some people said he might become president someday,” Trump said.

David Madox’s independent political editor writes:

Donald Trump was full of praise at the press conference, but he confessed to disagreement.

“This is one of the few disagreements we have,” said the US President.

This is an important part because England is preparing to recognize Palestine this week.

Independent political reporter Millie Cooke reports:

Sir Kier Storm said he discussed Palestine with Donald Trump at a bilateral meeting on Thursday morning, adding: “The two leaders” fully agree on the need for peace. “

“Gaza’s situation is unbearable, the hostages have been kept for a long time and have to release them … so it is a peace plan that we work hard on, but not only this morning but our two teams have worked together to see the issue of knowledge,” the prime minister said.

“Well, simply, I want the hostages to be released now, now,” Mr Trump added.