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Donald Trump and Melania arrive in UK for second state visit
- Donald Trump and Melania Trump arrived in Britain on Tuesday evening, September 14, 2025, for his unprecedented second state visit primarily based at Windsor Castle and Chequers.
- The visit follows a contentious backdrop including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and coincides with the UK party conference season while the House of Commons remains in recess.
- Trump's itinerary includes a ceremonial welcome at Windsor Castle, a private carriage procession on the estate, a state banquet for 160 guests, a Beating Retreat military display, and a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer at Chequers.
- Thames Valley Police lead a months-long, large-scale security operation with armed officers, drone no-fly zones, and coordination with multiple agencies, anticipating possible protests organized by groups including Greenpeace and Black Lives Matter.
- The visit highlights ongoing political division, with critics deeming it humiliating for the UK while traditional state visit protocols such as public carriage rides through towns and parliamentary speeches have been scaled back or cancelled.
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