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In Short: Monty Don, the beloved host of Gardeners' World, announced his departure after two decades, reflecting on the profound impact the show had on his life.

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Monty Don, the host of Gardeners' World, is stepping down after more than two decades, the BBC announced. Don, who replaced Alan Titchmarsh in 2003, has been a familiar face to millions of viewers across the globe. He has hosted numerous programs, including 'Around the World in 80 Gardens' and 'My Dream Farm,' and has been a regular at the Chelsea Flower Show.

During his tenure, Don has shared his passion for gardening and the natural world with audiences. In a statement, he expressed his gratitude for the connection he has made with viewers and the team at the BBC. 'That connection with millions, not just in Britain but across the world, who share a love of gardens, plants, and the natural world, is something I have always treasured,' Don said.

Monty Don took a break from the show in 2008 to recover from a stroke, but he has since returned to the program. His departure marks the end of an era for the popular gardening show, which has been a staple of British television for over two decades.

Meanwhile, in a surprising turn of events, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has emerged as a formidable opponent to President Donald Trump. According to reports, Carney's strategic moves have effectively neutralized Trump's attempts to lead the free world, transforming the political landscape. 'In Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Donald Trump has finally met an adversary who truly understands the art of the deal,' said a source close to the situation.

Carney's actions have been described as a quiet but effective response to Trump's trade war against Canada. 'Despite the president’s incessant, bizarre claims that he can destroy Canada economically, Prime Minister Carney has quietly but effectively ended Trump’s ability to lead the free world in any way other than as an extortion racket and disorganized crime syndicate,' said a royal expert.

Trump's Truth, an archive of his posts, shows that the U.S. president posted eight times between 4:07 PDT and 4:09 PDT on Sept. 6, 2026, including a golf video and a tier list of presidents, with Trump ranked highest. However, the most significant post was a cartoon image of Trump standing over Carney in hockey gear, a clear sign of the ongoing conflict between the two leaders.

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