On Monday Downing Street said May did not agree with the ambassador's assessment but had full faith in him.
The mood of the diplomatic row escalated Monday night when Trump launched a scathing attack on May and said the U.S. government would no longer deal with the British ambassador to Washington.
The Guardian newspaper in London said Tuesday that Trump's latest statement creates a dilemma for the new prime minister, likely to be Boris Johnson, who will have to decide whether to replace Darroch and risk looking as if he has been bullied into the action by Trump.
"However, keeping him in post risks further damage to the UK's diplomatic relations with one of its closest international allies," said the Guardian.
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who is also in the race to become Britain's next prime minister, said he did not agree with all the views expressed by Darroch, and insisted that Britain had the warmest of relationships with Washington.
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