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And its Transfer Deadline Day in england as premier League Spending nears a january record. Good morning. Its tuesday january the 31st. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Donald trump has sacked the United States top Legal Advisor after she questioned the legality of his travel ban. Sally yates, who was Acting Attorney General, said she couldnt defend his decision to temporarily stop refugees and citizens of seven mainly muslim countries from entering america. But the white house said in a statement ...

Year that he would not make the trip until she could promise him a warm welcome. with may reportedly responding by saying there wasnt much she could do. bloomberg reports that during their phone conversations, trump frequently interrupts the prime minister, leaving her seconds to speak before he begins another monologue. now trump is responding to outcry from the british parliament and those who want his state invitation rescinded and banned from the country. >> i think its good. i think im very...

Hasnt even had a state visit to the u.k. yet. hes had one to france but he has yet to come to the u.k. theres been a couple stumbling blocks of the british prime minister admonishing president trump for tweeting far right videos. then we have also the jerusalem -- the move to jerusalem, rather, and teresa may saying were against that, we dont approve of that move. those are two issues theyre on a different page on. whether he will end up co cocoming to the wedding remains to be seen. >> a lot of...

That retweeting from britain first was the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: well she has said it is a special relationship but it is an enduring relationship. many parliamentarians here beginning to feel president trump is an endurance test. there have been many calls today, not just from the mayor of london, for president trumps state invitation for a state visit to britain to be canceled, but weve heard from one mp, ill quote you precisely saying what is said, president trump should come here h...

Wanted, no? >> i think thats right and particularly notable that the allegations pertaining to britain sparked a pretty furious ponce from london. his allegation was basically that a british intelligence service, gchq, had helped president obama spy on him. they rarely make public comments. it did so in this instance to call that nonsense. thats just one emblematic part of how this has really roiled the international waters. >> i wonder if the british prime minier is regretting that state invita...