Trump angers UK with truculent tweet to May after sharing far-right videosLONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump sparked outrage in Britain on Thursday with a sharp rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May on Twitter after she criticized him for retweeting British far-right anti-Islam videos.   As British politicians lined up to condemn Trump for sharing videos originally posted by a leader of a British far-right fringe group, Trump, in an unprecedented attack on one of America s closest allies, replied with an unrepentant message.  Theresa @theresamay, don t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom. We are doing just fine,  he tweeted. His truculent response caused anger in Britain, where there have been several major Islamist militant attacks this year, with one minister describing Trump s tweets as  alarming and despairing . London s Muslim mayor called for the withdrawal of an offer to him to make a state visit to Britain.  May, on a visit to Jordan, repeated her view, expressed earlier by her spokesman, that the U.S. leader was wrong for sharing anti-Muslim videos posted by Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of Britain First. But she did not directly respond to Trump s rebuke.   I m very clear that retweeting from Britain First was the wrong thing to do,  May told reporters in Jordan. She said the group was a  hateful organization  that sought to spread division and mistrust.  The fact that we work together does not mean that we re afraid to say when we think the United States has got it wrong, and be very clear with them,  May said. She added that Britain had a long-term, enduring relationship with the United States. The British ambassador to the United States, Kim Darroch, said he had raised concerns with White House officials.  British people overwhelmingly reject the prejudiced rhetoric of the far right, which seek to divide communities & erode decency, tolerance & respect,  he wrote on Twitter. Fransen, who was convicted this month of abusing a Muslim woman and whose group wants to ban Islam, is facing further criminal charges of racially aggravated harassment. TRUMP AND MAY ONCE HAND-IN-HAND Islamist militants have carried out several major attacks in Britain this year that have killed a total of 36 people, including a bombing in Manchester and two attacks on bridges in London in which victims were rammed with vehicles and stabbed. Trump initially addressed his rebuke to a Twitter handle that was not May s, though he later retweeted to the British leader s correct account. Always a pillar of Britain s foreign policy, the so-called  special relationship  with Washington has taken on added importance as Britain prepares to leave the European Union in 2019 and seeks new major trade deals.  Since Trump became president, May has gone out of her way to cultivate a good relationship with him. She was the first foreign leader to visit him after his inauguration in January, and they were filmed emerging from the White House holding hands. She later said Trump took her hand in a gentlemanly gesture as they walked down a ramp.  But she angered his many critics in Britain then by extending an invitation to make a state visit to Britain with all the pomp and pageantry it brings including a formal banquet with Queen Elizabeth. London s mayor, Sadiq Khan, said May should withdraw the offer of a state visit.  After this latest incident, it is increasingly clear that any official visit at all from President Trump to Britain would not be welcomed,  Khan, who has clashed on Twitter with Trump, said. British lawmakers held an urgent session to discuss Trump s tweets, with parliamentarians from across the political divide united in condemnation.  By sharing it (the videos), he is either a racist, incompetent or unthinking, or all three,  opposition Labour lawmaker Stephen Doughty said. Britain s Middle East minister Alistair Burt tweeted:  The White House tweets are both alarming and despairing tonight. This is so not where the world needs to go.  Despite repeated calls from opposition lawmakers to cancel the state visit, Home Secretary (interior  minister) Amber Rudd said the invitation still stood although a timing had not been agreed.  Outside parliament, there was more harsh criticism from the likes of Brendan Cox, the husband of lawmaker Jo Cox who was murdered in 2016 by a far-right extremist and Justin Welby, the spiritual head of the Anglican Church.   The U.S. ambassador to London Woody Johnson wrote on Twitter he had relayed concerns to Washington.  The U.S. & UK have a long history of speaking frankly with each other, as all close friends do,  he said. The videos shared by Trump purported to show a group of people who were Muslims beating a teenage boy to death, battering a boy on crutches and destroying a Christian statue. Reuters was unable to verify the videos. The Dutch embassy in Washington issued a Twitter comment on one of them, which Fransen had described as showing a  Muslim migrant  beating up a boy.   @realDonald Trump Facts do matter. The perpetrator of the violent act in this video was born and raised in the Netherlands,  the embassy said.  He received and completed his sentence under Dutch law.  Britain First, a little-known party on the periphery of UK politics, welcomed Trump s retweeting of the videos to his 44 million followers, regarding it as an endorsement of their message.   I m delighted,  said Fransen, whose own Twitter following increase by 50 percent in the wake of the furor to 78,000. She told Reuters Trump s retweets showed the president shared her aim of raising awareness of  issues such as Islam . The White House defended the retweets by the Republican president, who during the 2016 U.S. election campaign called for  a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States , saying that he was raising security issues. It repeatedly refused to be drawn into the content of the videos or whether Trump was aware of the source of the tweets.  It s about ensuring that individuals who come into the United States don t pose a public safety or terrorism threat,  White House spokesman Raj Shah told reporters aboard Air Force One. worldnews
trump angers uk turbulent tweet may sharing videoslondon reuters president donald trump sparked outrage britain thursday sharp rebuke prime minister theresa may twitter criticized retreating british videos as british politicians lined condemn trump sharing videos originally posted leader british fringe group trump unprecedented attack one america closest allies replied unrepentant message theresa theresamay focus focus destructive radical islamic terrorism taking place within united kingdom we fine tweeted his turbulent response caused anger britain several major islamic militant attacks year one minister describing trump tweets alarming repairing london muslim mayor called withdrawal offer make state visit britain may visit jordan repeated view expressed earlier spokesman leader wrong sharing videos posted jay france deputy leader britain first but directly respond trump rebuke i clear retreating britain first wrong thing may told reporters jordan she said group hateful organization sought spread division mistrust the fact work together mean afraid say think united states got wrong clear may said she added britain enduring relationship united states the british ambassador united states kim darroch said raised concerns white house officials british people overwhelmingly reject prejudiced rhetoric far right seek divide communities erode decency tolerance respect wrote twitter france convicted month abusing muslim woman whose group wants ban islam facing criminal charges racially aggravated harassment trump and may once islamic militants carried several major attacks britain year killed total people including bombing manchester two attacks bridges london victims rammed vehicles stabbed trump initially addressed rebuke twitter handle may though later retreated british leader correct account always pillar britain foreign policy special relationship washington taken added importance britain prepares leave european union seeks new major trade deals since trump became president may gone way cultivate good relationship she first foreign leader visit inauguration january filmed emerging white house holding hands she later said trump took hand gentleman gesture walked ramp but angered many critics britain extending invitation make state visit britain pop pageant brings including formal banquet queen elizabeth london mayor said khan said may withdraw offer state visit after latest incident increasingly clear official visit president trump britain would welcomed khan clashed twitter trump said british lawmakers held urgent session discuss trump tweets parliamentarians across political divide united condemnation by sharing videos either racist incompetent thinking three opposition labour lawmaker stephen bought said britain middle east minister allstar but tweeted the white house tweets alarming repairing tonight this world needs go despite repeated calls opposition lawmakers cancel state visit home secretary interior minister amber rudd said invitation still stood although timing agreed outside parliament harsh criticism likes brendan cox husband lawmaker jo cox murdered extremist justin web spiritual head anglican church the ambassador london woody johnson wrote twitter relayed concerns washington the uk long history speaking frankly close friends said the videos shared trump purported show group people muslims beating teenage boy death batting boy clutches destroying christian statue reuters unable verify videos the dutch embassy washington issued twitter comment one france described showing muslim migrant beating boy realdonald trump facts matter the perpetrator violent act video born raised netherlands embassy said he received completed sentence dutch law britain first party periphery uk politics welcomed trump retreating videos million followers regarding endorsement message i delighted said france whose twitter following increase percent wake juror she told reuters trump tweets showed president shared aim raising awareness issues islam the white house defended tweets republican president election campaign called total complete shutdown muslims entering united states saying raising security issues it repeatedly refused drawn content videos whether trump aware source tweets it ensuring individuals come united states pose public safety terrorism threat white house spokesman raj shah told reporters aboard air force one worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump angers UK with truculent tweet to May after sharing far-right videosLONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump sparked outrage in Britain on Thursday with a sharp rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May on Twitter after she criticized him for retweeting British far-right anti-Islam videos.   As British politicians lined up to condemn Trump for sharing videos originally posted by a leader of a British far-right fringe group, Trump, in an unprecedented attack on one of America s closest allies, replied with an unrepentant message.  Theresa @theresamay, don t focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom. We are doing just fine,  he tweeted. His truculent response caused anger in Britain, where there have been several major Islamist militant attacks this year, with one minister describing Trump s tweets as  alarming and despairing . London s Muslim mayor called for the withdrawal of an offer to him to make a state visit to Britain.  May, on a visit to Jordan, repeated her view, expressed earlier by her spokesman, that the U.S. leader was wrong for sharing anti-Muslim videos posted by Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of Britain First. But she did not directly respond to Trump s rebuke.   I m very clear that retweeting from Britain First was the wrong thing to do,  May told reporters in Jordan. She said the group was a  hateful organization  that sought to spread division and mistrust.  The fact that we work together does not mean that we re afraid to say when we think the United States has got it wrong, and be very clear with them,  May said. She added that Britain had a long-term, enduring relationship with the United States. The British ambassador to the United States, Kim Darroch, said he had raised concerns with White House officials.  British people overwhelmingly reject the prejudiced rhetoric of the far right, which seek to divide communities & erode decency, tolerance & respect,  he wrote on Twitter. Fransen, who was convicted this month of abusing a Muslim woman and whose group wants to ban Islam, is facing further criminal charges of racially aggravated harassment. TRUMP AND MAY ONCE HAND-IN-HAND Islamist militants have carried out several major attacks in Britain this year that have killed a total of 36 people, including a bombing in Manchester and two attacks on bridges in London in which victims were rammed with vehicles and stabbed. Trump initially addressed his rebuke to a Twitter handle that was not May s, though he later retweeted to the British leader s correct account. Always a pillar of Britain s foreign policy, the so-called  special relationship  with Washington has taken on added importance as Britain prepares to leave the European Union in 2019 and seeks new major trade deals.  Since Trump became president, May has gone out of her way to cultivate a good relationship with him. She was the first foreign leader to visit him after his inauguration in January, and they were filmed emerging from the White House holding hands. She later said Trump took her hand in a gentlemanly gesture as they walked down a ramp.  But she angered his many critics in Britain then by extending an invitation to make a state visit to Britain with all the pomp and pageantry it brings including a formal banquet with Queen Elizabeth. London s mayor, Sadiq Khan, said May should withdraw the offer of a state visit.  After this latest incident, it is increasingly clear that any official visit at all from President Trump to Britain would not be welcomed,  Khan, who has clashed on Twitter with Trump, said. British lawmakers held an urgent session to discuss Trump s tweets, with parliamentarians from across the political divide united in condemnation.  By sharing it (the videos), he is either a racist, incompetent or unthinking, or all three,  opposition Labour lawmaker Stephen Doughty said. Britain s Middle East minister Alistair Burt tweeted:  The White House tweets are both alarming and despairing tonight. This is so not where the world needs to go.  Despite repeated calls from opposition lawmakers to cancel the state visit, Home Secretary (interior  minister) Amber Rudd said the invitation still stood although a timing had not been agreed.  Outside parliament, there was more harsh criticism from the likes of Brendan Cox, the husband of lawmaker Jo Cox who was murdered in 2016 by a far-right extremist and Justin Welby, the spiritual head of the Anglican Church.   The U.S. ambassador to London Woody Johnson wrote on Twitter he had relayed concerns to Washington.  The U.S. & UK have a long history of speaking frankly with each other, as all close friends do,  he said. The videos shared by Trump purported to show a group of people who were Muslims beating a teenage boy to death, battering a boy on crutches and destroying a Christian statue. Reuters was unable to verify the videos. The Dutch embassy in Washington issued a Twitter comment on one of them, which Fransen had described as showing a  Muslim migrant  beating up a boy.   @realDonald Trump Facts do matter. The perpetrator of the violent act in this video was born and raised in the Netherlands,  the embassy said.  He received and completed his sentence under Dutch law.  Britain First, a little-known party on the periphery of UK politics, welcomed Trump s retweeting of the videos to his 44 million followers, regarding it as an endorsement of their message.   I m delighted,  said Fransen, whose own Twitter following increase by 50 percent in the wake of the furor to 78,000. She told Reuters Trump s retweets showed the president shared her aim of raising awareness of  issues such as Islam . The White House defended the retweets by the Republican president, who during the 2016 U.S. election campaign called for  a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States , saying that he was raising security issues. It repeatedly refused to be drawn into the content of the videos or whether Trump was aware of the source of the tweets.  It s about ensuring that individuals who come into the United States don t pose a public safety or terrorism threat,  White House spokesman Raj Shah told reporters aboard Air Force One. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump angers uk turbulent tweet may sharing videoslondon reuters president donald trump sparked outrage britain thursday sharp rebuke prime minister theresa may twitter criticized retreating british videos as british politicians lined condemn trump sharing videos originally posted leader british fringe group trump unprecedented attack one america closest allies replied unrepentant message theresa theresamay focus focus destructive radical islamic terrorism taking place within united kingdom we fine tweeted his turbulent response caused anger britain several major islamic militant attacks year one minister describing trump tweets alarming repairing london muslim mayor called withdrawal offer make state visit britain may visit jordan repeated view expressed earlier spokesman leader wrong sharing videos posted jay france deputy leader britain first but directly respond trump rebuke i clear retreating britain first wrong thing may told reporters jordan she said group hateful organization sought spread division mistrust the fact work together mean afraid say think united states got wrong clear may said she added britain enduring relationship united states the british ambassador united states kim darroch said raised concerns white house officials british people overwhelmingly reject prejudiced rhetoric far right seek divide communities erode decency tolerance respect wrote twitter france convicted month abusing muslim woman whose group wants ban islam facing criminal charges racially aggravated harassment trump and may once islamic militants carried several major attacks britain year killed total people including bombing manchester two attacks bridges london victims rammed vehicles stabbed trump initially addressed rebuke twitter handle may though later retreated british leader correct account always pillar britain foreign policy special relationship washington taken added importance britain prepares leave european union seeks new major trade deals since trump became president may gone way cultivate good relationship she first foreign leader visit inauguration january filmed emerging white house holding hands she later said trump took hand gentleman gesture walked ramp but angered many critics britain extending invitation make state visit britain pop pageant brings including formal banquet queen elizabeth london mayor said khan said may withdraw offer state visit after latest incident increasingly clear official visit president trump britain would welcomed khan clashed twitter trump said british lawmakers held urgent session discuss trump tweets parliamentarians across political divide united condemnation by sharing videos either racist incompetent thinking three opposition labour lawmaker stephen bought said britain middle east minister allstar but tweeted the white house tweets alarming repairing tonight this world needs go despite repeated calls opposition lawmakers cancel state visit home secretary interior minister amber rudd said invitation still stood although timing agreed outside parliament harsh criticism likes brendan cox husband lawmaker jo cox murdered extremist justin web spiritual head anglican church the ambassador london woody johnson wrote twitter relayed concerns washington the uk long history speaking frankly close friends said the videos shared trump purported show group people muslims beating teenage boy death batting boy clutches destroying christian statue reuters unable verify videos the dutch embassy washington issued twitter comment one france described showing muslim migrant beating boy realdonald trump facts matter the perpetrator violent act video born raised netherlands embassy said he received completed sentence dutch law britain first party periphery uk politics welcomed trump retreating videos million followers regarding endorsement message i delighted said france whose twitter following increase percent wake juror she told reuters trump tweets showed president shared aim raising awareness issues islam the white house defended tweets republican president election campaign called total complete shutdown muslims entering united states saying raising security issues it repeatedly refused drawn content videos whether trump aware source tweets it ensuring individuals come united states pose public safety terrorism threat white house spokesman raj shah told reporters aboard air force one worldnews