Trump hails UK as ‘very special place’ ahead of first full day of state visit
Trump declares love for UK in historic second state visit
- US President Donald Trump arrived in the UK for his second state visit, describing it as a "very special place".
- He will be hosted by the King and Queen at Windsor Castle, with engagements also involving the Prince and Princess of Wales.
- Security is paramount, with President Trump confined to private estates and no public-facing engagements planned during his visit.
- Protests against the visit have already commenced in Windsor, and a major demonstration is expected in central London on Wednesday.
- London Mayor Sadiq Khan criticised President Trump, while the Metropolitan Police are preparing for a significant operation involving more than 1,600 officers for the protests.