Donald Trump set to confront Keir Starmer over immigration at G7 summit

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Donald Trump set to confront Keir Starmer over immigration at G7 summit.

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Donald Trump plans to challenge Sir Keir Starmer on immigration when the G7 summit convenes this week, according to White House sources who confirmed the American president's intentions.The confrontation follows violent disorder in Belfast after an alleged attempted beheading drew international attention, with European diplomats fearing Mr Trump would use the incident to demand stronger action on migration.A 30-year-old Sudanese asylum seeker, Hadi Alodid, was remanded in custody on Wednesday charged with attempted murder, whilst the victim, a man in his 40s named locally as Stephen Ogilvie from Scotland, remains in serious condition in hospital with significant injuries to his face, neck and back.Migration has become an increasing source of tension between Washington and London, with Mr Trump blaming Sir Keir both privately and publicly in recent weeks for failing to prevent migrants from entering Britain.

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