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Kayleigh McEnany said Mr Trump’s stroll to the church the day after it was damaged by fire during protests was a comforting moment for Americans.

Just as racists blamed the Civil Rights movement on Communists and other agitators, today their ideological inheritors have invented an imaginary enemy to detract from very real racism ingrained in the American justice system.

US President Donald Trump visited a church to pose for photos while holding a bible.

The US president walked to a church near the White House to pose with a bible after police used tear gas to clear peaceful demonstrators.

Tens of thousands of people have joined demonstrations the length and breadth of the country following the death of a black man in police custody.

He has accused platforms of ‘silencing conservative voices’.

The site has included a link to fact checks about the claims.

The wall was never a real, concrete object, but a symbol of resistance to demographic and social change.

Many Americans remain cautious despite calls by the president for US states to reopen.

Donald Trump said he has seen proof that the coronavirus outbreak originated from an infectious disease laboratory in China.

Sir David King said the US President is ‘making it up as he goes along’ following Mr Trump’s revelation he is using hydroxychloroquine.

The drug has the potential to cause significant side effects in some patients and has not been shown to combat coronavirus.

He called for the President to give them equipment rather than orchestrate PR stunts to make him look good.

The removal of Steve Linick is the latest of the president’s moves against those who have found fault with his administration.

The President went off script to praise "warrior" nurses.

The President clashed with an Asian-American reporter on the question of China’s role in the coronavirus outbreak.

The GMB host lashed out at the Prime Minister following his “tremendously positive" press briefing.

The US president speculated that China could have unleashed Covid-19 on the world due to some kind of horrible ‘mistake’.

Looking to deflect attention the President said the US will shortly be able to carry out five million coronavirus tests per day.

Maryland’s emergency hotline has received hundreds of calls in recent days seeking guidance about Trump’s explosive comments.

What the US president says and does often flies in the face of mainstream science.

The White House is also pitching ’emerging’ research on the benefits of sunlight and humidity in diminishing the threat of coronavirus.

"Hi I’m Barry Scott, back to tell you about our brand new formula... Cillit bang COVID."

The US president’s tweet came after Iran’s Revolutionary Guard announced the launch of Iran’s first military satellite.

"Yet another attempt to deflect attention from the total chaos created by his administration."

WHO chief thanks Ireland for increasing funding to aid global Covid-19 response

He will consult the President on when to "reopen" the economy after coronavirus.

Downing Street said the World Health Organisation had an ‘important role to play’ in tackling the coronavirus pandemic.

President Trump claims the organisation failed to carry out its ‘basic duty’ and must be held accountable.

The latest stats demonstrate a very real threat that the crisis could soon spiral out of control in the US. If that happens the country's president could find that his moment of reckoning has arrived.

The US president suggested the policy of creating ‘herd immunity’ from Covid-19 would have caused ‘a lot of death’.

His warning came as officials projected 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the US due to the coronavirus.

"President Trump is a ratings hit", he tweeted as he came under pressure to stem the spread of coronavirus.

Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell vowed the Senate would not adjourn until proposals were passed.

According to reports Trump would do anything to get a vaccine for the United States, “but only for the United States”.

England still hasn't closed schools

The UK might be on the no fly list to the US soon

The restrictions announced by Donald Trump do not apply to the United Kingdom.

The ban applies to the “Schengen Area”, but not the UK or Ireland.

The president’s business empire, particularly in the travel sector, stands to suffer as coronavirus spreads.

The president’s twitter stats are down, while rally attendees have started leaving early.

The president, who nicknamed her Pocahontas because of her disputed claims of Native American ancestry, said she was mean and lacked talent.

The case centres on Louisiana and comes during an election year.

The TUC has urged Boris Johnson not to lower food or employment standards during negotiations.

The president said Democrats were ‘politicising’ the global outbreak.