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<title>Donald Trump confirms he will attend major sporting event in Ireland next year</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Donald Trump confirmed his plans to be in attendance for the 2027 Ryder Cup in Limerick, Ireland.The US President, who is a known golf fan and player, was meeting Taoiseach Micheal Martin at Farmleigh House in Dublin.Trump is in Ireland for a two-day visit, where the US President was asked whether he would be back for the Ryder Cup.He said: &quot;I will, absolutely. It&#039;s a big tournament.&quot;
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Trump also backed holding the competition at the golf course he owns in Turnberry, Scotland.He added: &quot;I do think the Ryder Cup should be held in Turnberry, but it won&#039;t be - probably because they give it out 10 years in advance.&quot;The US President attended the opening day at Bethpage Black for the 2025 Ryder Cup, watching through bulletproof glass in a heavily secured area.Trump is expected to present the Irish Open cup on Sunday, with Irishman Shane Lowry currently the most likely recipient, holding a four-shot lead heading into the final round.LATEST SPORTS NEWSPremier League round-up as three games ending in draws as Chelsea held by Hull and Forest beat VillaLando Norris takes pole position for Spanish GP after beating Kimi Antonelli with stunning lapJakob Ingebrigtsen pulls out of 1500m showdown with Josh KerrLowry shot a course-record 62 on Friday, saying he had &quot;real fun out there&quot;.The Irishman fired in nine birdies at the par-70 course, leaving the 18th hole to a huge ovation from the home crowd.Commenting on his round, he told Sky Sports: &quot;It was nice. It was real fun out there.&quot;I got off to a nice start, and then I just kept my foot on the gas and tried to keep hitting good shots and keep holing putts, and it was a nice day.&quot;The crowds were amazing out there today. They supported me along the way, and it was nice to give them something to shout about.&quot;Defending champion and good friend of Lowry, Rory McIlroy, had a different experience.McIlroy shot a 69, one-under-par, on Friday, after three-putting the last.Speaking after his round, the Northern Irishman said: &quot;The course was certainly gettable, and there were some pretty low scores out there.&quot;I felt like I hit it well enough to shoot a low one, but I just couldn&#039;t get the putter going at all.&quot;The last two days, the greens have confused me a little bit, and I&#039;ve been struggling to read them.&quot;McIlroy struggled on Saturday, recording a 74, leaving himself two-over-par for the tournament.Our Standards:        The GB News Editorial Charter ]]></description>
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<title>Last Night of the Proms hijacked by EU flags on 10th Brexit anniversary as Union Jacks outnumbered</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ EU flags appeared to outnumber Union Jacks at The Last Night of the Proms as crowds succumbed to a pro-Brussels love-in.After years of anti-Brexit demonstrations, attendees once again hoisted the banner of the bloc as the annual classical music festival drew to a close.During performances of Jerusalem, Land of Hope and Glory and more at London&#039;s Royal Albert Hall, the Brussels banner was seen outnumbering that of the United Kingdom&#039;s.Footage from the rousing patriotic climax to the evening showed a sea of Proms-goers waving the twelve-starred flag - though some managed to keep Britain&#039;s banner flying high.
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Wide shots of the iconic venue showed the blue and yellow pennant draped over the balconies of the 19th-century building.It follows years of demonstrations against Brexit by pro-European campaigners.Last summer, activists declared the flags &quot;drowned out the politics of division&quot; and were &quot;symbols of solidarity&quot;.Despite 2016&#039;s landmark referendum, pro-EU campaigners claimed flaunting the flag was &quot;Britain at its best&quot;.This year, campaigners from Thank EU for the Music, which describes itself as a &quot;pro-European group of musicians and music lovers campaigning peacefully for music without borders&quot;, were back in force handing out pro-Brussels memorabilia.The group is believed to have had 5,000 flags in its arsenal to foist on 2026 Proms-goers this year alone.In a statement ahead of the concert, it said attendees &quot;will be invited to wave them during the second half in solidarity with musicians affected by post-Brexit touring barriers&quot;.It called on Labour to secure easier EU touring for British artists, hand them better access to work permits, and ease restrictions on customs, transport, tax and social security administration.BBC FURY - READ MORE:Britons &#039;will be forced to read woke lefty news&#039; under Labour plans to promote &#039;trusted sources&#039;BBC blasted for feeding viewers &#039;a steady diet of woke bias&#039; in damning reportBBC&#039;s &#039;woke&#039; SPOTY coverage slammed as &#039;shameful&#039; by angry viewers: &#039;Always used to watch it, not anymore&#039;&quot;The Government&#039;s own evidence shows that reducing these barriers would bring economic and cultural benefits to both the UK and the EU,&quot; the group claimed.Thank EU for the Music has been behind EU flag giveaways at the proms every year for the last decade.It also handed out some 50,000 flags in Liverpool for Eurovision in 2023, which was hosted in the UK after Ukraine won the prior year&#039;s contest during the opening months of Vladimir Putin&#039;s invasion.In a fundraising drive ahead of the 2026 Proms, campaigners said the impact of their work had been picked up across Britain and the continent alike.It managed to raise more than £1,500 to buy &quot;wonderful&quot; EU berets and vowed to press on &quot;for the next 10 years and beyond&quot;.&quot;Our commitment is simple,&quot; activists said. &quot;We will keep going every year until the UK is once again a full member of the EU.&quot;Amid the pro-Brussels campaign, the Proms&#039; BBC presenters have in the past blasted the nation&#039;s patriotic anthems as &quot;incredibly problematic&quot;.Katie Derham, the BBC Proms presenter and one-time Strictly contestant, said in 2024 that Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory &quot;will delight and enrage large swathes of the population in equal measure&quot;.She later admitted the rousing duo were &quot;classical bangers&quot;. 

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<title>Labour sends &amp;apos;urgent request&amp;apos; to members after Reform UK receives £72million in donation in 24 hours</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Labour has sent an &quot;urgent request&quot; to members to donate to the party.Andy Burnham&#039;s party has asked supporters to &quot;chip in&quot; up to £10 each, with donations starting at £3.In a message sent to its members, the party claims funds will help &quot;Labour fight back&quot; against Nigel Farage and Reform UK.They brand Mr Farage&#039;s messaging as &quot;divisive&quot; and claim Reform&#039;s recent donations &quot;have to be a call to action.&quot;
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The full message read: &quot;This has never happened before in British politics.&quot;Two donors have given Reform £72 million. In a single day. Both crypto-billionaires.&quot;This is a record-breaking financial backing - but for us it has to be a call to action.&quot;Think about what £72 million can mean in an election. More ads. More reach. More opportunities to put Farage&#039;s divisive message in front of millions of people, again and again and again.&quot;They added: &quot;We cannot let less than a handful of extraordinarily wealthy crypto-billionaires simply drown Labour&#039;s message out in elections to come. &quot;Reform dominating what voters see and hear, Labour fighting to be heard. That&#039;s why we urgently need you with us today. &quot;Please donate £3, E5, or whatever you can afford to help Labour fight back.&quot;The Labour Party traditionally relies on small contributions from members and funding from trade unions.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSReform UK receives ANOTHER £36million as crypto investor at centre of Nigel Farage donations row matches recordAndy Burnham told snap election could hand Nigel Farage keys to No10: &#039;Labour is terrified!&#039;Nigel Farage hits back at Donald Trump over support for Irish reunificationIt comes after Reform UK received a £36million donation from a crypto investor at the centre of a parliamentary investigation into Nigel Farage.Christopher Harborne, the party’s biggest donor, matched the donation given yesterday by fellow cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo.The Reform UK leader still faces a parliamentary investigation into whether he should have declared a £5million gift from Mr Harborne given shortly before he was first elected to the Commons in 2024.Mr Farage&#039;s party denies any wrongdoing.Mr Harborne told The Telegraph: &quot;What do I expect in return for my donations: nothing personally. No peerage, no policy change, just a Party that is ready for government.&quot;I have already accumulated enough wealth for the rest of my life. I am now committed to putting that to work for Britain and humanity as a whole.&quot;Mr Farage added: &quot;I am honoured and humbled that Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne have shown such confidence in Reform.&quot;Both men know that we are the only party that can turn the country around and win the next General Election - thanks to their generosity, we are now able to fight that election on a level playing field.&quot;Our Standards:        The GB News Editorial Charter ]]></description>
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<title>&amp;apos;Britain is WOEFULLY unprepared for the future&amp;apos; | Peter McCormack on why UK politicians are FAILING</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Peter McCormack has warned that Britain is “woefully unprepared for the future”, accusing the country’s political class of failing to confront the economic challenges facing the nation.Speaking to GB News, the entrepreneur and podcaster said: “We are a great nation, but we are a great nation that is getting poorer and poorer.”“We are in a very bad state, and we are woefully unprepared for what is coming. And yet we have politicians; I just don&#039;t know what they&#039;re doing. They&#039;re just teetering around the edges rather than dealing head-on with the problem.”“We just have people with stupid ideas,” Mr McCormack said, arguing that politicians had become increasingly reluctant to acknowledge the consequences of their policies.“We don’t have good people to vote for anymore.”Comparing today’s politicians with previous generations, Mr McCormack argued that Westminster was increasingly dominated by people who had followed a narrow career path through university, student politics and local government.“These are very, very unimpressive people,” he said.Mr McCormack called for politicians to be paid substantially more to attract people with experience in business and other professions.“We should be finding the best people in the country,” he said, adding that Britain’s political system was “a mess”.He warned that the country needed “fundamental change” rather than simply voting harder for existing parties, saying: “I think the whole thing is broken. The whole thing’s a mess. I don’t trust any of them.”Mr McCormack ultimately called for greater political leadership, saying: “Where is the leadership? Where is the person trying to bring the country together? I don’t see it.”

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<title>Dougie Beattie furiously responds to Donald Trump’s call for a united Ireland: ‘He doesn’t know his history!’</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Dougie Beattie has furiously responded to Donald Trump’s calls for a united Ireland, declaring the United States leader “doesn’t know his history”. The GB News Northern Ireland reporter was alongside Bev Turner during Mr Trump’s visit to Dublin. Speaking to reporters alongside Taoiseach Micheál Martin, the US President said he would “love to see” Northern Ireland united with the Republic. “I have friends on both sides. Great people. They&#039;re Irish people. How can they be bad? Right. I think it would be great.” En route to the US ambassador&#039;s residencein Dublin, Bev asked Dougie if he was happy with Mr Trump’s remarks, to which he emphatically responded: “No!”He added: “He doesn&#039;t know his history. ‘These were Irishmen’? They weren&#039;t; they were from Ulster.”“I think he&#039;s going to go for the Irish-American vote in the midterms, to be honest about it,” Dougie said.WATCH ABOVEOur Standards:        The GB News Editorial Charter ]]></description>
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<title>Sarah Pochin: &amp;apos;My sons have begged me to quit politics and told me it can’t be worth the risk. But I’ll never be silenced&amp;apos;</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Reform’s Sarah Pochin has revealed how her two sons have begged her to quit politics because they fear for her safety.In an exclusive GB News interview, Ms Pochin also detailed how she and all her fellow Reform MPs have had round-the-clock protection since the murder of Ann Widdecombe.Speaking to Gloria De Piero in an interview which will be broadcast on the People&#039;s Channel this Sunday, she said: &quot;I am so grateful they are looking after us, but the impact on your family life is severe. “I have two boys, 25 and 27, and of course, although they&#039;ve got their own lives now, when I go and see them, security comes, and it upsets them so much.
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&quot;They&#039;re like, mum: &#039;Please stop what you&#039;re doing. Please stop, [because] it can never be worth risking your life&#039;. And they&#039;ve been quite traumatised about it. “My poor husband, we went into recess, and we had a week in North Wales and were walking the dogs along a coastal path. “Two security guards were with me, one scouting the area and one literally with us at all times; my husband was nervously holding my hand.&quot;I&#039;m so grateful for the security, but it is very, very intrusive. I can&#039;t go clothes shopping anymore. I can&#039;t go makeup shopping. I can&#039;t. I can&#039;t really even go to Sainsbury&#039;s; such is the risk to us now. But I will never be silenced.&quot;Ms Pochin&#039;s comments formed part of a wide-ranging interview. In it she also blasted life inside Westminster and described it as the most chauvinistic place she has ever worked.She said: &quot;I have never, ever come across chauvinism as I have in Westminster. It has taken me by such surprise. I have had men drop doors in my face. “The only way we can overcome that is to have strong female voices. And I would say to women, join me. Join me, Suella, and all the women in parliament. Because the only way we will stop this is to be strong and be a presence there.&quot;Ms Pochin also opened up about the moving moment in July when she spoke in the House of Commons about her mother being pressured into giving her brother up as a baby for adoption.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSNigel Farage&#039;s family members &#039;have bank accounts frozen because of their association to him&#039;Richard Tice demands 100% tariffs on ‘all Chinese electric vehicles’ to save British motor industryNigel Farage&#039;s speech disrupted by protesters after counter-terror police respond to security scareShe said: &quot;I was so surprised by my own reaction. I thought I would go and speak on this subject because it was personal and I wanted to make a point. “The point I was trying to make was that appealing to the government to make sure that people who want to find out they&#039;ve got a long-lost sibling don&#039;t have to pay if they don&#039;t have the means. “I tried everything, and in the end, I paid a company to find my half-brother. But some people couldn&#039;t do that, and they may never be reunited. So the point I was hoping to make to Keir Starmer was, please make sure the funding is available to make that happen for people.&quot;That day, the emotion just got hold of me. And I think my mum was there with me in the chamber, and I bitterly regret not knowing about this before my mum passed away. “I was only told after she passed away, and in fact, after my father passed away, because I don&#039;t think he ever knew. I think my mum kept it from my dad, and that&#039;s why no one told me.&quot;She added: &quot;I so regret not being able to put my arms around my mum and give her a hug because I&#039;m a mum. I&#039;ve had two boys. “I always remember there&#039;s a picture in my kitchen of my mum sitting at one of those little toddler tables and chairs, looking at my firstborn son. “He was only about 18 months old. And she had such a wistful look on her face. And I&#039;ve often looked at that picture, and I thought, what were you thinking about, mum? I think she was thinking about the little boy that was taken from her.&quot;I actually managed to trace the church. I rang them and spoke to the vicar there. They had no records, of course, and I drew a blank. “But I just can&#039;t imagine what it must have been like giving away a child. She took the secret to her grave. I wish she&#039;d told me. I&#039;d love to have talked to her about it.&quot;I have since met up with my half-brother, and it&#039;s been great, although so odd. But when we did finally meet, we met at a neutral place, a pub, and he walked in. I recognised him straight away because he just looks like my mum.&quot;So it was a happy ending, and I have to say, Keir Starmer was so sensitive and so lovely, and he spoke to me afterwards privately, and he was lovely.&quot;

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<title>Nigel Farage hits back at Donald Trump over support for Irish reunification</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Nigel Farage has hit back at Donald Trump after the President said he would &quot;love to see&quot; a united Ireland.Mr Trump said the reunification of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is &quot;going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now&quot;.The US President spoke to reporters alongside Irish premier Micheál Martin at Farmleigh House in Dublin at the outset of his two-day trip to Ireland.While the Prime Minister&#039;s spokesman told GB News Labour remains &quot;committed&quot; to the Good Friday Agreement following Mr Trump&#039;s remarks, the Reform UK leader, usually a supporter of the US President, said he disagreed with him on this issue.
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The Reform leader said: &quot;Northern Ireland is a proud and integral part of the United Kingdom. The people of Northern Ireland neither want a referendum, nor unification.&quot;Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch added: &quot;This sort of loose talk about the future of democratic countries is deeply unhelpful and creates unnecessary tension. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. &quot;At a time when separatists are in power in Scotland, Wales and NI, we need a Government that will defend the Union clearly and confidently. &quot;The Conservative and Unionist Party, as is our true name, will always defend the union. I would like to see the same clarity from Andy Burnham, rather than entertaining the idea of more independence referenda as he did on Wednesday at PMQs.&quot;Responding to a question on Irish unity, President Trump said he did not &quot;want to cause any problems&quot; but he would &quot;love to see it unified&quot;.He said: &quot;I have friends on both sides, great people...It’s going to happen eventually. You know what? The way I look at it, it’s going to happen eventually. It may as well happen now.&quot;Also responding to President Trump, Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe said: &quot;The American President is talking about breaking up our country. This is unacceptable, this is insulting. I like Trump, I&#039;ve backed Trump. &quot;He should not be aiming to permanently damage our country to get back at the current malign Labour Government. &quot;Whether it&#039;s a unified Ireland, or failing to support us properly on the Falkland Islands. Do not irreversibly damage our relationship because of this Labour Government. It&#039;s not on.&quot;LATEST DEVELOPMENTSDowning Street responds to Donald Trump&#039;s push for Northern Ireland to leave UKAndy Burnham opens door to second Scottish independence referendum comparing it to potential Irish reunificationAndy Burnham rules out Irish unification poll as PM takes veiled swipe at Brexit voteThe Shadow Northern Ireland secretary also hit back at Donald Trump’s support for a united Ireland.Alex Burghart stated: &quot;Donald Trump is very wrong. Northern Ireland is an integral part of the United Kingdom. Kemi and the Conservatives will always stand up for the Union. We will build a stronger economy in every corner of the United Kingdom, creating jobs and opportunities and clearing up Labour’s mess.&quot;DUP leader and MP for East Belfast Gavin Robinson stressed: &quot;Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom because that is the settled democratic will of its people. I am confident NI will continue to choose the UK and the security it offers.&quot;SDLP leader Claire Hanna commented: &quot;I&#039;m not sure if anybody has checked on the DUP. I suspect they&#039;re burning those Trump flags as we speak...It turns out that he isn’t as orange as he looks.&quot;Irish President Catherine Connolly said she &quot;conveyed the strong view of the Irish people that the normalisation of war and genocide can never be accepted&quot; in a meeting with US President Donald Trump.In a statement following the meeting at Áras an Uachtaráin, Ms Connolly said: “As president of Ireland, I am very conscious that Ireland and the United States of America are bound by strong ties. &quot;This is a deep connection, built over centuries, which allows us to speak openly to one another. We are in a world facing the existential threat posed by war and climate change, both of which are inextricably interlinked.&quot;I conveyed the strong view of the Irish people that the normalisation of war and genocide can never be accepted. &quot;As a country which has suffered famine, colonisation and the violence of the Troubles, but also the importance of the long and challenging road to peace, I emphasised the unique insight which Irish people can bring to the resolution of conflict.&quot;Our Standards:        The GB News Editorial Charter ]]></description>
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<title>Downing Street responds to Donald Trump&amp;apos;s push for Northern Ireland to leave UK</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Downing Street remains &quot;committed&quot; to the Good Friday Agreement following a bombshell intervention from President Donald Trump regarding a united Ireland. President Trump suggested the reunification of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is &quot;going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now&quot;.Under the terms of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement, the UK Secretary of State can decide to hold a border poll, and it also places a duty on the office holder to call one if it appears likely a majority would vote for Irish unification.The people of the Republic of Ireland must also vote in favour to effect constitutional change.
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In response to GB News, a spokesman for the Prime Minister declined to release a new statement but stressed Mr Burnham remains committed to the Good Friday Agreement, pointing to comments made in the House of Commons earlier this week. In response to a question from the Scottish National Party MP for Dundee Central Chris Law during Prime Minister&#039;s Questions on Wednesday, Mr Burnham said he would stick to the conditions of the Good Friday Agreement &quot;100 per cent.&quot;The Prime Minister continued: &quot;On that question of a border poll, It is to be considered by the Northern Ireland Secretary when there is a clear consensus in the country, when public opinion has changed to the point where where the call has to be has to be considered.&quot;I would say exactly the same situation in Scotland. I am not aware that there is a majority of public support for another referendum, and until that changes, there won&#039;t be one.&quot;During a visit to Belfast last month, Mr Burnham said Irish border poll is &quot;off the table&quot; as he took a swipe at the impact of the Brexit referendum.The Prime Minister said: &quot;I think a decade since the Brexit referendum, I think we’ve had too much division, too much arguing, too much backward looking. We need to fix the things right in front of us in the here and now.&quot;Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald reacted strongly to the remarks, stating that no prime minister has the right to &quot;high-handedly&quot; remove the provision for a unity referendum from the Good Friday Agreement.However, DUP leader Gavin Robinson welcomed the comments, stating the Prime Minister had &quot;put to bed the nonsense&quot; speculation over a unity poll.LATEST DEVELOPMENTSAndy Burnham rules out Irish unification poll as PM takes veiled swipe at Brexit voteLeaders in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales in plot to breakup UK if Reform UK win electionNorthern Ireland Secretary grilled on Irish border &#039;loophole&#039; as he vows to increase immigration enforcementUnder the terms of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement, the Secretary of State can decide to hold a border poll.It also places a duty on the office holder to call one if it appears likely a majority would vote for Irish unification.The people of the Republic of Ireland must also vote in favour to effect constitutional change.However, the most recent polling from June of 1,534 Northern Ireland electors by the University of Liverpool found 49.7 per cent did not support unification, compared to 35.8 per cent were in favour, while 4.7 per cent &quot;do not know&quot; and 9.8 per cent &quot;neither agree/disagree&quot;.

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<description><![CDATA[ Donald Trump has told GB News he will “settle” the dispute between Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands. Answering a question from Bev Turner during his visit to Ireland, the US leader said he would likely have to wade into it to prevent a “potential disaster”. His comments come as Argentinian President Javier Milei has renewed his country’s claim to the British territory it failed to conquer during the 1982 Falklands War. “Well, the Falkland Islands are very interesting because here we go again,” Mr Trump began.
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“I remember, as a young boy - a pretty young boy, anyway - the Falkland Islands, and I think it was a different country at that time, the UK, a little bit. “They went in, and they took it over. I&#039;m not sure that they&#039;re doing that. They have a bit of a problem with immigration. “So I don&#039;t know. I don&#039;t know if they&#039;re going to be willing to travel that far. That is very far away.“I&#039;m sure I&#039;ll be called into that potential disaster. But if they do, I&#039;ll probably be able to settle, settle it out. LATEST DEVELOPMENTS: Donald Trump backs a united Ireland in breakup of United Kingdom: &#039;I&#039;d love to see it happen!&#039;Downing Street responds to Donald Trump&#039;s push for Northern Ireland to leave UKDonald Trump &#039;will NOT back Argentina over Falkland Islands&#039; despite President&#039;s threat“But right now you have two countries that are not happy concerning the Falklands.”His remarks come as Mr Milei reignited tensions over the islands, declaring they were “Argentinian” and branded the British territory “our future” during a national address earlier this month.“The Falklands are Argentinian. Historically and legally. There can be no argument. They are part of the Argentine territory,” he said in the televised speech. Mr Milei warned his country&#039;s claim to the British territory faced a “clear and present danger&quot;, as he accused the UK of “failing to heed” United Nations calls not to take “unilateral actions” on the islands.“For more than 50 years, the United Nations has been calling on Argentina and the United Kingdom not to undertake unilateral actions on the territory of the islands until the dispute is resolved, including the use of their national resources.“However, the United Kingdom has systematically failed to heed that call.”Mr Trump’s comments in Ireland echoed those he made in a world exclusive interview with GB News in Washington.“Well look, I was there when they had the first war,” he began.He said: “That was a long time ago, and I watched it so carefully, and you comported yourselves very well.“You took it back pretty strongly, but it&#039;s a long way away. That&#039;s a big trip; it&#039;s a long way,&quot; he said.Our Standards:        The GB News Editorial Charter ]]></description>
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<title>Reform UK receives ANOTHER £36million as crypto investor at centre of Nigel Farage donations row matches record</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Reform UK has received a £36million donation from a crypto investor at the centre of a parliamentary investigation into Nigel Farage. Christopher Harborne, the party’s biggest donor, matched the donation given yesterday by fellow cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo The Reform UK leader still faces a parliamentary investigation into whether he should have declared a £5million gift from Mr Harborne given shortly before he was first elected to the Commons in 2024.Mr Farage&#039;s party denies any wrongdoing. ]]></description>
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