Trump's return to the UK comes after he recently revealed that he had been left without a fixed residence due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

The world's top-ranked snooker player is competing in the Tour Championship, which has a total prize fund of £500,000 and a first prize of £150,000.

Trump's participation in the tournament follows his comments at the World Open in China, where he discussed the challenges he faced due to the conflict in the Middle East.

The ongoing conflict between Iran, the US, and Israel has resulted in widespread instability in the region, with numerous attacks and interceptions reported in recent days.

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The conflict has caused significant damage to residential areas, with fragments and debris from intercepted missiles and drones affecting civilians.

Trump was forced to leave his home in the UAE due to the conflict and has been searching for a new place to live.

Earlier this year, Trump had moved to Dubai, but the current situation has made it difficult for him to return.

In a recent interview, Trump expressed his uncertainty about his living situation, stating that he had to leave Dubai and was currently based in Bangkok.

Trump has been practicing in Thailand and is trying to make the most of his current situation, despite the challenges he faces.

The snooker star has been living in a hotel for several weeks and is unsure about his plans after the Tour Championship.

Once the tournament is over, Trump will have to prepare for the World Snooker Championship, but he is still unsure where he will be based.

Trump's limited time in the UK makes it difficult for him to establish a base there, and he is considering alternative options, such as Bangkok.

The time difference and travel arrangements will be a challenge for Trump as he prepares for the upcoming tournament in the UK.

Despite the uncertainty, Trump is focusing on the positives and trying to make the best of his current situation.