Donald Trump criticized London and Mayor Sadiq Khan in his speech at the UN, stating that the city wants to adopt sharia law.
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In his speech at the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump attacked London and Mayor Sadiq Khan, claiming that the city would like to adopt sharia law. Khan responded that he would not honor Trump's comments, emphasizing that London is a safe and welcoming city. Trump has a history of criticizing Khan, calling him "a terrible mayor" and accusing him of far-right politics. Labour MPs in London came to Khan's defense, dismissing Trump's claims as false.
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