US EditionTrump set for unprecedented second UK state visit
President Trump engages in high-level discussions including trade deals worth £10 billion, amid significant protests and extensive security measures during his second UK state visit.
- Starmer's administration is facing turmoil, contributing to declining approval ratings.
- Trump's visit will include a ceremonial welcome at Windsor Castle amid criticism and protests planned by the Stop Trump Coalition.
- Despite potential ceremonies, Trump's presence may deepen Britain's domestic political challenges.
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Trump's UK state visit demands new push for Jimmy Lai release
In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. Judges in the Chinese Communist Party-run city of Hong Kong are now considering their verdict in the high-profile prosecution of Jimmy Lai. A publisher and pro-democrac…
Donald Trump's state visit to the UK is unique, and the invitation came under troubled circumstances. In addition to strengthened ties with the US, Britain is hoping for a major tech collaboration. "The UK wants money," says James Savage, editor-in-chief of The Local.
President Trump In UK For Second State Visit
President Donald Trump is set to enjoy an unprecedented second state visit to the United Kingdom, as part of a charm offensive by the British government to appease the unpredictable leader. After a last-minute reshuffle of dates, President Trump and the First Lady will arrive at Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening and spend the majority of their time there, being entertained by the King and Queen, and the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Trump meets with royals in UK amid tech deal talks: Live updates
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are spending Wednesday in the United Kingdom as part of an official state visit. They first arrived on Tuesday, making Trump the first second-term U.S. leader to be invited to a second official state visit to the U.K. The trip has already featured the trademark pop and circumstance offered by the royal family. Straight Arrow News will continue to follow Trump’s visit to the United Kingdom throu…
'Open season': Expert says Trump heading straight for a 'danger moment' with UK visit
Donald Trump’s so far smooth appearance as he visits the United Kingdom could end badly, according to the former Deputy to Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.Appearing on CNN International, Sir Alan Duncan claimed the beginning of the visit has gone well while admitting the American president, who is n...
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