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However, the US argues a legal treaty would be a no-go because of its domestic political circumstances.

"They've been a no-go because of their nationalist policies," he said.

"A river is deep," an old African proverb goes, "because of its source".

They also recognised that five days ago, Manama became a no-go area because of the volume of people on the streets and commerce was affected.

He mentions that he broadcast the first piece suggesting Burnley and Oldham were becoming no-go areas because of racial conflict.

I used to run on a regular basis but no longer enjoy going because of the number of comments I receive".

Defending his comments later, he claimed parts of Paris and London were "no-go areas" for police because of large Muslim communities, a comment that enraged Mr Johnson.

Mr Osborne also praised the "brilliant job" that the Metropolitan police do in the capital after Mr Trump claimed that some areas of London were "no-go-areas" for police because of large Muslim communities.

The situation has improved dramatically in the once no-go province of Anbar because local tribal leaders saw their people suffer horrifically when al-Qaida ruled their streets.

According to figures released by the Crown Office in Scotland, 60% of complaints of domestic abuse go no further, because of corroboration requirements.

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