DEVELOPING: Minister Defies Trump, Rejects Military Intervention on Migrant Crisis

BREAKING NEWS: Minister Rejects Trump's Call for Military Intervention on Migrant Crisis UK Trade Secretary Peter Kyle has rejected US President Donald Trump's suggestion that the military should be used to tackle illegal migration to the UK. This comes just hours after Trump proposed military force as a deterrent during his state visit. Kyle told BBC Breakfast that the UK Border Force, not the military, is responsible for policing UK borders. He added that the Navy has a working relationship with the border force and can be called upon when needed, but its primary focus is on national defence. The rejection of Trump's proposal marks a significant split between the two nations' approaches to addressing the migrant crisis. The UK government has been working with France to strengthen returns agreements and toughen up court guidance for asylum seekers. A second migrant was returned to France earlier today after losing an eleventh-hour legal challenge against their removal, highlighting the courts' growing reluctance to intervene in such cases. This is a developing story, with further updates expected as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*