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Trump and King Charles III to meet later this year during full state visit to UK
- US President Donald Trump will make a full second state visit to the UK this September, with formal planning underway for the event at Windsor Castle.
- The visit follows a royal invitation delivered by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in February, suggesting an initial meeting and then the state visit.
- Due to scheduling difficulties and established protocol, King Charles and Donald Trump were unable to hold a one-on-one meeting during the summer, despite the King’s annual stay in Scotland.
- Trump described the event as a 'second fest' due to his two presidential terms and expressed respect for King Charles and his family, while the Palace confirmed the formal invitation, the 'Manu Regia,' was hand-delivered.
- The state visit marks an unprecedented second visit for a US president, reflecting strong UK-US relations despite some earlier concerns over Trump’s comments on Canada.
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At first sight, King Charles has been placed in an awkward position by having to accede to Sir Keir Starmer’s demand that he host an urgent and unprecedented second state visit by Donald Trump.The King and the US President are old friends, but on the face of it, agree about little, and although relations between Buckingham Palace and Downing Street have been good, there have been occasional tensions over the visit, expected in September.While pa…
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Buckingham Palace announces surprise change to Donald Trump's state visit later this year
Plans for President Donald Trump's upcoming state visit to Britain have shifted, with Buckingham Palace confirming a change to the arrangements for later this year. King Cha
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