Mikey Smith

Petty Donald Trump is on the verge of abandoning one of the greatest alliances in the history of the world - to back a delirious madman with a chainsaw.

A stand bearing the slogan "Labour's inconvenience store" was placed at the entry of the conference, seen by thousands of people on their way in and out of the event

Lobbyists partially funded by a US group who took cash from the tobacco industry were given a prime spot in Reform UK's annual conference - without declaring the links.

There were hundreds of empty seats in the hall as Farage gave his closing address at the event in Birmingham., which had been overshadowed by revelations in a Channel 4 sting

Nigel Farage claimed he "wasn't listening" during the meeting that sparked the party's donor drama and derailed the party's conference.

"Texas?" I hear you say. "The Lone Star State? The home of JR, oil barons and steaks you could take a nap on? Surely there's no way such a deeply red state could be at risk of turning blue." That's what everyone thought, until a few months ago

Donald Trump woke up this morning on his way to Dublin, for a couple of days watching the golf.

Trump lands in Dublin this morning for a weekend watching golf - and by the look of him at yesterday's 9/11 commemoration in Washington, he seems like he could use the break

Donald Trump fired twin torpedoes into the Special Relationship this morning, by calling for a united Ireland and questioning Britain's commitment to the Falkland Islands.

PM Andy Burnham has ruled out a referendum on Irish unification - but Trump said reuniting Ireland would be a "great thing...how can it be bad?"