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Trump and King Charles III to meet later this year during full state visit to UK
- King Charles III invited US President Donald Trump for a second full state visit to the UK, expected in September 2025 at Windsor.
- The invitation followed a February 2025 letter from the King to Trump proposing a meeting before the visit, but no private summer meeting will occur due to scheduling conflicts.
- Formal planning for the state visit has begun amid reports that Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushed to bring the visit forward to September, contrary to the King's preference for a later date.
- The hand-signed 'manu regia' invitation was hand-delivered to the White House by British embassy representatives last week, and Trump praised the visit as 'a fest' and 'an honour.'
- The visit highlights the close relationship between the UK and US royals, as the King and government continue to coordinate in arranging a historic second formal state visit for a sitting US president, despite earlier reservations about Trump's policies.
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President Trump will skip a preliminary visit to the UK and make a full state visit later this year
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to make a full state visit to Britain later this year, bypassing a suggestion put forward by King Charles III that the two men first
King Charles’ supreme authority tested as Prime Minister pushes Trump state visit despite tensions over Canada
Earlier this year the U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer handed Donald Trump a letter from King Charles inviting the U.S. President for an unprecedented second state visit to the U.K. While the moment seemed innocent enough it quite possibly put the King in an awkward position. According to an article from GBNews, Charles didn’t want to rush into another state visit with the President, especially given how Trump has been threatening Canada, a Comm…
King Charles is in a 'awkward position' over Trump's state visit
GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker has claimed that King Charles is facing a "huge conundrum" over President Trump's upcoming state visit.Speaking on GB News, Cameron explained that the King finds himself in a "constitutionally awkward position" as he serves as monarch of both the United Kingdom and Canada, whilst Trump has repeatedly suggested Canada could become America's 51st state.READ THE FULL STORY HERE
King Charles “Looks Forward” To The Long Hang With Donald Trump He Just Put in His Calendar
Though a source said that scheduling issues mean the US president won’t be subject to the infamous “Balmoral Test,” a state visit with all the “bells and whistles” is in the works, likely for September
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