Donald Trump: 'I'm doing good for the Muslims'

Donald Trump has divided his country and his party, but he is unapologetic.

The billionaire Republican candidate is miles ahead in the polls and his appeal is beginning to stretch beyond the blue-collar hardcore.

For better or worse, he is forcing America to look within itself, as ITV News correspondent Martin Geissler reports:

Students staged a sit-in inside the hotel where Donald Trump is holding an event.

The protesters shouted "racial justice now" before they were threatened with arrest.

They left soon after, ITV News' Matt Williams said.

Pro and anti-Donald Trump protesters have lined up outside a venue where the controversial Republican hopeful is holding a rally in New Hampshire.

Donald Trump has claimed Britain is in denial about what he called the "massive Muslim problem".

He also said that many British people agree with his controversial views on Muslims, which include banning them from entering America.

A petition calling for him to be banned from the UK has become the most popular campaign ever on the Government's website.

ITV News correspondent Richard Pallot reports:

The petition calling for Donald Trump to be banned from entering the UK has become the most popular ever campaign on the Government's website.

More than 440,000 people had signed the petition by 5.50pm on Thursday.

It was set up after the Republican Presidential candidate called for a "shutdown" of Muslims entering America.