To express to US President Donald Trump all that she thinks about the American special services, British Prime Minister Theresa May intends. The problem is that the information, which secret services shared with the overseas counterparts on secret channels, immediately got into the American media, jeopardizing the progress of the investigation of the terrorist attack in Manchester.

The British authorities are indignant. They, for friendship and cooperation agreements, reported all the details of what happened at the Manchester Arena stadium on Monday, May 22, to their American counterparts, and immediately this information became public domain. In particular, it was The New York Times, and not British publications, that first published photographs from the scene of the explosion, as well as photographs of a device that the newspaper allegedly called a "detonator".

In addition, it was the US media that spread information about the suicide bomber. The name, origin, address of residence - all this became known to the whole world thanks to American journalists, and when, not yet a day after the tragedy and when British agents were intensively studying the communications of the militant.

The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Great Britain Amber Rudd did not hide irritation: "This is unacceptable!", - she declared. The British police were ordered to curtail all contacts in this case with the Americans, and Premier Theresa May prepared an angry rebuff to Donald Trump. As reported by BBC News, London understands that the responsibility for the leakage of secret information lies not with the administration of the White House, but with US law enforcement agencies. However, Trump as head of state should, if not to answer for subordinates, at least be aware of their unworthy behavior.

The conversation between the angry May and Trump is scheduled for Thursday, May 25, in Brussels, on the margins of the NATO summit. However, the press secretary of the British prime minister did not comment on this aspect of the meeting: "We do not provide in advance such details. After the meeting, we will present all the details of the ".

As a result of the explosion, 22 people died on the stadium of the Manchester Arena on May 22, about 120 injured, among the victims - the majority - children and adolescents.