London Mayor Sadiq Khan reignites his public dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing Trump of being “obsessed” with him. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Khan says it is “absurd” how much attention he attracts from Washington and frames his repeated comments as evidence of a long-running preoccupation. He also characterizes the exchanges as a “rent-free” presence in Trump’s mind, saying the U.S. president has been focused on him for roughly a decade. Khan’s comments include the suggestion that Trump may be “interested” in him, using joking language about whether Trump “fancies” him. The outlets agree that Khan is responding in kind to the broader feud between the two figures and that he is using the anniversary context to renew his critique. Across coverage, Khan’s message is consistent: he portrays Trump’s focus on him as excessive and depicts their ongoing war of words as driven by Trump’s fixation rather than by any policy dispute.