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Police Do Security Sweep of Windsor Castle for Trump Visit - in Pictures
Specialist police intensify searches around Windsor Castle to secure the area ahead of US President Trump's visit, anticipating large-scale protests from the Stop Trump Coalition.
- Next week, specialist police are conducting searches across Windsor ahead of US President Donald Trump's state visit, with Thames Valley Police confirming these form part of heightened security operations.
- The Stop Trump Coalition has announced mass demonstrations in Windsor and London, prompting Thames Valley Police to intensify security preparations ahead of next week's visit.
- Officers and Specialist Search Unit teams are scouring bollards, bins and drains accompanied by detection dogs; Sergeant Amber Timmis said searches are routine and that Thames Valley Police are experienced in royal-area security.
- On Wednesday, the US president's two-day trip begins with an overnight stay at Windsor Castle and royal welcomes; Mr Trump will have no public-facing events on his first day and his carriage ride will be confined to Home Park.
- Searches will run daily until the president's visit finishes, featuring a Red Arrows fly-past and Beating Retreat alongside traditional ceremonies at Windsor.
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Thames Valley Police officers from carry out security searches in Windsor ahead of Donald Trump’s state visit (Jordan Pettitt/PA) Jordan Pettitt Specialist police are conducting extensive searches throughout Windsor ahead of Donald Trump's state visit to Britain. The searches target bollards, bins and drains outside the royal residence as part of heightened security measures. The US President's two-day trip begins on Wednesday and includes an ov…
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