Donald Trump could use this week's state visit to tackle Keir Starmer over free speech in the UK.
Despite the Prime Minister's hopes to make trade and tariff removal the focus of the president's three-day visit, allies suggest he has other plans.
Senior US figures including vice president JD Vance had previously questioned freedom of speech in the UK, amid opposition to the government's online safety act.
The law aims to prevent under 18s from being exposed to inappropriate material, but figures from the right and far right have claimed it is being used to censor American citizens and businesses.
It comes after more than 100,000 right wingers rallied in central London on Saturday for a demo organised by far right agitator Tommy Robinson.
