Good morning. Thomas Morgan here with your AM NewsMail. There were difficult questions and moments of disagreement as Donald Trump wrapped up his three-day visit to the UK overnight with a press conference that touched all bases.

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Down to business: Donald Trump and Keir Starmer have appeared side-by-side at a press conference in Chequers, on the last day of the president's unprecedented second state visit to the UK. There was plenty discussed, including Palestinian statehood, Vladimir Putin, TikTok and an Afghanistan air base. Here are seven key takeaways to get you up to speed.

Russia-Ukraine War: Let's zoom in on one aspect of the press conference — Ukraine. Sir Keir made a public plea for Mr Trump to apply more pressure on Vladimir Putin to end the war. Meanwhile, Mr Trump said the Russian president "really let me down" as the White House's efforts to reach a ceasefire deal remain stuck in the mud.

Show's over: The US president was also asked about the sudden suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's program, after the late-night comedian criticised what he claimed was the exploitation of Charlie Kirk's death. Was this damaging to freedom of speech, Mr Trump was asked. "You can call that free speech or not, he was fired for a lack of talent," came his response .

PLUS: Mr Trump leaves the UK having been treated to a diplomatic show of pomp and pageantry. On today's episode of ABC News Daily, former Reagan administration staffer Kim Hoggard on why royal diplomacy really does work on the US president