Donald Trump slams Theresa May after leak of damning cables

The cables’ publication in the Mail on Sunday newspaper came just a month after Trump enjoyed a state visit to Britain

Donald Trump propelled a remarkable assault Monday on active British head Theresa May, following the hole of political links profoundly reproachful of his administration. London has been scrambling to stem the harm brought about continuously arrival of secret wires in which its agent to Washington, Kim Darroch, portrayed the US chief as “uncouth” and his White House as “remarkably useless.” Obviously rankled by May’s proceeding with help for her represetative, Trump ambushed the leader over her treatment of loaded Brexit dealings, and respected her looming takeoff from office.

“What a wreck she and her agents have made,”Donald Trump raged in a progression of tweets.”I disclosed to her how it ought to be done, yet she chose to go another way.” “The uplifting news for the superb United Kingdom is that they will before long have another Prime Minister,” he composed. Concerning London’s man in Washington, Trump pronounced he would have no further contact with him.

“I don’t have the foggiest idea about the Ambassador, however he isn’t preferred or all around idea of inside the US,” the president stated, multiplying down on end of the week remarks asserting his organization were “not huge fans” of Darroch. “We will never again manage him,” Trump promised.

The links’ production in the Mail on Sunday paper came only a month after Trump delighted in a state visit to Britain that incorporated a 41-firearm salute welcome at Buckingham Palace and a meal supper with the ruler.

‘I can’t breathe’ were murdered scribe Khashoggi’s final words, report says

The murder has damaged Riyadh’s international reputation and Western countries including the United States, France and Canada have placed sanctions on nearly 20 Saudi nationals

International News: Jamal Khashoggi’s final words were “I can’t breathe,” CNN said Sunday, citing a source who has read the transcript of an audio tape of the final moments before the journalist’s murder. The source told the US network the transcript made clear the killing was premeditated, and suggests several phone calls were made to give briefings on the progress.

CNN said Turkish officials believe those calls were made to top officials in Riyadh. Khashoggi, a Saudi contributor to The Washington Post, was killed shortly after entering the kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul on October 2.

The transcript of the gruesome recording includes descriptions of Khashoggi struggling against his murderers, CNN said, and references sounds of the dissident journalist’s body “being dismembered by a saw.”|Khashoggi Murder Case

The original transcript was prepared by Turkish intelligence services, and CNN said its source read a translation version and was briefed on the probe into the journalist’s death.Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister on Sunday meanwhile rejected demands to extradite suspects connected to the murder of Khashoggi as sought by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Erdogan has repeatedly called on Saudi Arabia to hand over suspects in the killing. According to Turkey, a 15-member Saudi team was sent to Istanbul to kill Khashoggi. Saudi Arabia, however, holds that it was a “rogue” operation gone wrong — a claim undercut by the reported transcript. For his part US President Donald Trump has refrained from blaming Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, even though the CIA reportedly concluded that he ordered the assassination.

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Charlottesville violence: Obama's anti-racism tweet most liked in history

Obama quoted iconic South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela

An anti-racism tweet by former US President Barack Obama after the Charlottesville violence in which he quoted iconic South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela has become the most liked tweet ever, garnering more than 2.8 million likes.

"No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion," the tweet read.

It was posted on Saturday along with a photo of 56-year- old Obama looking up to a window of children of different ethnicities and races.

"This Tweet from @BarackObama just became the most Liked Tweet ever. It set the record at approximately 10:07 EST," a Silicon Valley-based social media company said in a statement....(Read full story)