Donald Trump v Keir Starmer

Donald Trump has filed a legal complaint against the Labour Party accusing them of interfering in the US election after activists travelled to the US to support his rival Kamala Harris. Jack and Sam discuss if the row could jeopardise the government's relationship with the Republican candidate.

Plus, the Commons will hear a statement today on the murder of Chris Kaba, the government has signed a new security pact with Germany and Jack and Sam have the latest on the budget.

Sky News' deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard share their daily guide to the day ahead in politics in under 20 minutes.      

[WilliamLeeson]

Both Conservative and Labour people should keep out of the American election. The American people are more than capable of deciding who is to govern their country.

[johnb]

I’m not so sure that starmers support would help anyone

[AllanHinde-mbpr]

People talk about Russian election interference and the Labour Party have done it openly 😂

[amythomspon]

Bro this is crazy. Hope TSA does not let them in.

[htjwmos]

Brilliant uk and Europe working together, especially with Germany.

[Cabinetbog]

It's absolutely fine when Farage is out campaigning for Trump but when it's the other way round he turns into a crybaby

[rogerflack]

Starmer has shown himself to be utterly politically inept. If he can make the wrong move, he will. Pretending it doesn't matter when this is the most hotly and aggressively contested presidential election is beyond stupid.

[CarolBooth-nrrw]

Donald Trump, don't build bridges, he builds walls..

[MajorCharlesCarringtonV.C]

Trump's youngest victim was 13 years old