United States President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen said on Tuesday (May 30) that he was refusing to cooperate with the House and Senate intelligence committee investigations into the possible Russian election meddling.

British police have stopped sharing evidence from the investigation into the terror network behind the Manchester bombing with the United States after a series of leaks left investigators and the government furious. The ban is limited to the Manchester investigation only. British police believe the leaks are unprecedented in their scope, frequency and potential damage.

The British government raised its terrorism threat level to “critical” on Tuesday, suggesting fears of another attack as police identified the suicide bomber who killed 22 people and injured dozens of others in an attack on concertgoers here.

At least 22 people have been killed and 50 injured in what is being investigated as a suspected suicide bombing of a crowded pop concert in Manchester, the most deadly attack in Britain in a decade.

The President, speaking to leaders from 50 Muslim-majority countries about how to combat religious extremism, had just signed a resolution with GCC countries agreeing not to finance terrorism and to even prosecute individuals who do funnel funds to terrorist networks.

A defiant Donald Trump declared that no politician in history has ever been treated as badly as him, as the House Oversight Committee invited former FBI chief James Comey to testify next week.