US EditionTrump-Epstein Photos Beamed on Windsor Castle, 4 Detained
Activists projected images linking Trump and Epstein onto Windsor Castle, leading to four arrests and highlighting ongoing public scrutiny of Trump's ties amid his UK state visit.
- Four individuals were arrested for projecting images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle during Trump's state visit to the UK, as reported by Thames Valley Police.
- Activists from the group Led by Donkeys projected video montages targeting Trump and Epstein onto the castle shortly after Trump's arrival in the UK.
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer hopes to strengthen ties and secure investments during Trump's visit, amid criticisms and protests from various groups.
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Epstein scandal steals red carpet rolled out for Trump with 'relationship' display on Windsor Castle, ad vans
While Windsor Castle rolled out the royal red carpet for Trump, activists staged a striking counter-display. Gigantic banners of Trump and Epstein lined the route to the castle, where Trump and the US First Lady Melania will spend a significant portion of their visit.
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King Charles III greets Trump in Windsor at start of president's second state visit to the UK
Prince William and his wife Catherine met Trump's helicopter as it landed in the private Walled Garden on the vast estate, and they walked the American president and first lady Melania Trump over to be greeted by the king and Queen Camilla.
Trump and Epstein Photos Projected Onto Windsor Castle — and Four Men Arrested — as President Meets With Royal Family
Photos of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were projected onto Windsor Castle ahead of the president's meeting with the king and royal family.
Trump's second state visit to UK meets with protests and arrests
Beyond U.S. President Donald Trump's royal reception at Windsor Castle, there were many people not so enthusiastic about his visit. Dozens of protesters outside the castle walls objected to the unprecedented second state visit before Trump was greeted Wednesday by…
The President of the United States is visiting the United Kingdom. Four persons were arrested.
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