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Asked if Trump brought up his previous comments when the pair met for dinner in New York in September, Lammy said: "Not even vaguely."

They said they were only vaguely aware of the U.S. presidential election — which was a just few days away — and their role in it.

Conservative MP Neil O'Brien has set out a list of policies to make Britain "vaguely civilised again" including "large and instant fines" for passengers playing music on public transport and a "crackdown on spitting".

Both candidates have vaguely pledged to protect the program, but neither has shared a detailed plan for doing so.

Only a few can remember Barack Obama’s second inauguration, in 2012, and only vaguely.