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Published 07:53 24 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 07:53 24 Apr 2026 BST

Donald Trump has said he speaks more for the UK than Prince Harry does.
This comes after Harry made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Thursday during which he pleaded with the US to make greater efforts to end the war with Russia.
He said that now is "a moment for America, to show that it can honour its international treaty obligations, not out of charity but out of its enduring role in global security and strategic stability."
"The United States has a singular role in this story. Not only because of its power, but because when Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, America was part of the assurance that Ukraine's sovereignty and borders would be respected," Harry added.
In response to the remarks, Trump said it was "great advice" after asking: "How's he doing? How's his wife? Please give her my regards".
He went on to add: "I think I am speaking for the UK more than Prince Harry."
This comes ahead of King Charles' royal visit to the US next week.
The US president did not answer directly when asked if he would invite Harry to dinner during the state visit of King CharlesIII and Queen Camilla next week.
Of course, Harry and Meghan, both no longer working royals, live in America.
With this in mind, Trump was asked if he would be inviting the Prince to dinner, but did not directly answer the question.
However, talking about the King, Trump said: "He's a friend of mine. We're really looking forward to it. We've spoken and we're going to have a great time."
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