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Donald Trump issues Andy Burnham blunt migrant crisis warning in remarks to GB News

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Donald Trump has urged Andy Burnham to open up the North Sea to drilling at once, telling GB News he "cannot get the point across" enough.The President, responding to a question from The People's Channel, said the Prime Minister promised him he would "open up North Sea oil"."If he does that, you're going to be a wealthy country if he does it reasonably," he said.The Commander-in-Chief has long advocated for Britain to drill off the Scottish coast, repeatedly urging Sir Keir Starmer to drill for crude oil.

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And anytime you see windmills, you see a failing country," he said.Earlier this month, the President praised Mr Burnham's rumoured green-lighting of North Sea oil drilling, saying the people of Aberdeen were "dancing in the streets" and that the "old and horrible looking windmills" in Scotland would be removed.The day before Mr Burnham succeeded Sir Keir, he urged the Makerfield MP to "make the United Kingdom,...

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Donald Trump has told GB News that Andy Burnham must address the migrant crisis that is "killing your country".Speaking to the US leader in the Oval Office, Bev Turner raised concern that the new Prime Minister was avoiding the topic of immigration in his first weeks in office.

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"He's going to have to mention it because it's killing your country," President Trump began.

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They're coming from different parts of Asia."They're invading Europe," he warned, adding: "It's an invasion, and the UK is a prime suspect."Previously, Mr Burnham had highlighted that the numbers of illegal crossings had fallen and that Labour's "plan is working".However, as many as 700 small boat migrants have attempted to break into Britain over the English Channel just today.

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