Tommy Robinson’s rise in US is big problem for Britain… his proximity to power is sign America thinks UK is lost

BRITAIN has a growing Tommy Robinson problem. Not back at home, where the anti-migration agitator remains a fringe figure, confined to the streets and the internet. But here in the US it is a different story. With the “special relationship” down the pan right now amid Keir Starmer’s desertion of Britain’s closest ally over Iran, the grifters smell an opportunity. The PM has been relegated to the sidelines of global matters, scorned daily by President Trump, but facing seething anger across Washington that extends far beyond the White House. With bafflement at Britain’s border incompetence, benefit spending, energy self-harm, and...