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US President Donald Trump is set to receive a grand royal welcome during his state visit to Britain. He'll experience the full splendour of British pageants, including guards of honour, flypasts, and a lavish banquet. Despite the spectacle, there won't be any public cheering crowds, as security concerns and protests have restricted the celebrations to closed events within the Windsor estate.

 

This visit aims to charm and influence Trump, particularly on delicate matters like Ukraine and trade tariffs. King Charles III, who has interacted with Trump previously, may have an advantage due to the president's affection for the monarchy. According to Anna Whitelock from the University of London, Trump’s admiration for royalty could give the King a diplomatic edge. However, Sir Anthony Seldon notes that King Charles must be cautious, given his differing views on topics such as the environment and democracy.

 

The schedule is packed into a brief day and a half, featuring primarily royal events. Unlike past state visits, there will be no public procession, reminiscent of President Macron's recent visit to UK. Polls show mixed public opinion about Trump's visit, with some favouring its cancellation. Security remains a top priority, leading to a private carriage ride within the Windsor grounds.

 

King Charles plans to host a state banquet in St George's Hall, Windsor Castle, where he will speak about the special relationship between the US and the UK. The speech will likely include references to historical alliances and the mutual fondness for the late Queen. Guests will indulge in a blend of US and British dishes, with a meticulously planned French menu.

 

Overseeing this state visit, King Charles will rely on his extensive hosting experience. Despite personal differences with Trump, the King aims to ensure a successful visit, focusing on shared safe topics such as Trump's Scottish heritage. Other royals, including Prince William and Princess Catherine, will play significant roles in welcoming Trump, with planned activities involving the Scouts and a visit to a nature project.

 

Although personalities like Prince Andrew will be absent, the event highlights the historic connections between Trump and the royals. Trump’s fascination with royalty reportedly stems from his mother’s admiration and represents a personal achievement for him. Having a second state visit with Trump is nearly unprecedented, highlighting his influence and strong media presence.

 

For Britain, Trump’s interest in the monarchy provides a unique opportunity to negotiate key issues. King Charles's reputation as a bridge-builder may serve to ease tensions and foster discussions. Jeremy Kinsman, a former Canadian diplomat, notes that while King Charles might find aspects of the visit uncomfortable, his diplomatic skills will be instrumental in handling Trump.

 

 

Key Takeaways:

 

• Trump's state visit to Britain is marked by grand royal hospitality.
• King Charles’s unique diplomatic opportunity is influenced by Trump’s admiration for the monarchy.
• Public festivities are limited due to security concerns and divided public opinion.

 

 

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-09-15

 

 

Sorry Britain.sad 

An infamous photo depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has been ballooned to the size of a tennis court and placed on the King's doorstep.

 

 As questions about the two's relationship continue to circulate during Mr Trump's controversial second term, the photo has been blown up and placed on the front lawn of Windsor Castle.

 

President Trump is visiting the UK and staying with King Charles at Windsor Castle on Tuesday afternoon, and the group has massively ramped up activity ahead of the historic second state visit. Everyone Hates Elon members have unveiled a similar memorial to Jeffrey Epstein at Trump's Aberdeen golf course, created spoof bus adverts, and peppered fake merchandise in the Windsor Castle shop.

 

Epstein banner unfurled on steps of Windsor Castle to 'ruin Trump's visit'

 

Photo of Trump and Epstein at Windsor Castle© Reach Publishing Services Limited

 

 

A activist placing the plaque on Trump's Aberdeen gold course© Everyone Hates Elon / SWNS

 

Time for Canada to become a republic. Should have happened when Thatcher sided with the Afrikaner regime when the rest of the Commonwealth were putting sanctions on over their apartheid system. Charles and Starmer going to offer us up as the 51st state?

15 hours ago, pegman said:

Time for Canada to become a republic. Should have happened when Thatcher sided with the Afrikaner regime when the rest of the Commonwealth were putting sanctions on over their apartheid system. Charles and Starmer going to offer us up as the 51st state?

The Brit’s in my view are trying to coddle the old bile filled ignormaus and survive the <deleted> storm he’s created it’s a survival tactic sad 😞 

On 9/14/2025 at 5:31 PM, webfact said:

Despite the spectacle, there won't be any public cheering crowds, as security concerns and protests have restricted the celebrations to closed events within the Windsor estate.

 

More likely the failing government want to avoid thousands of British patriots turning up to cheer Mr Trump while singing the popular anthem, "Starmer is a ******". 

4 hours ago, bannork said:

An infamous photo depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has been ballooned to the size of a tennis court and placed on the King's doorstep.

 

How childish. 

1 hour ago, Tug said:

The Brit’s in my view are trying to coddle the old bile filled ignormaus and survive the sh&t storm he’s created it’s a survival tactic sad

 

More likely they're looking at what's going on in their country and wishing they had their own Trump to stop the invasion.

 

At least he might learn what a parade really looks like.

On 9/15/2025 at 7:29 AM, Tug said:

Sorry Britain.sad 

You are the sad one, its a great occasion!☺️

Come on Americans, don't be so serious.

Just a bit of British banter taking the mick out of your compulsive lying president and his former mate(s).

49 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

How childish. 

Oh are some people taking the mickey out of your beloved Trump! You must be heartbroken. 

Any truth to the rumour that Princess Di had a little tête à tête with Mr Epstein?

I read it while waiting at the check-out today.

3 minutes ago, blazes said:

Any truth to the rumour that Princess Di had a little tête à tête with Mr Epstein?

I read it while waiting at the check-out today.

Ask malina she’d probably know

An absolute disgrace by the UK government to grant this monster a state visit for the second time especially for the havoc he is creating at home and abroad .

On 9/15/2025 at 7:29 AM, Tug said:

Sorry Britain.sad 

I feel most sorry for King Charles and Queen Camilla.

 

They HAVE to be there.

 

Fortunately most Brits (including me), don't have to be there.

2 hours ago, blazes said:

Any truth to the rumour that Princess Di had a little tête à tête with Mr Epstein?

 

Quite possibly. I mean, he had money and a pulse.

 

It would explain a lot about Harry's moral fibre.

17 minutes ago, Jonnapat said:

An absolute disgrace by the UK government to grant this monster a state visit for the second time especially for the havoc he is creating at home and abroad .

 

As a British citizen I fully support rolling out the red carpet for Mr Trump and his beautiful wife. 

 

He's always welcome. Hopefully he has time for dinner with our next PM, Mr Farage. 

My friends back in the UK say that trump is as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit. Charles is strongly disliked and inviting the orange turd for a state visit has further strengthened the hate. Expect the good people of the UK to demonstrate how much he’s loathed at every opportunity. 

4 hours ago, JonnyF said:

 

More likely the failing government want to avoid thousands of British patriots turning up to cheer Mr Trump while singing the popular anthem, "Starmer is a W****R". 

 

4 hours ago, JonnyF said:

 

How childish. 

 

2 minutes ago, IsaanGuy said:

My friends back in the UK say that trump is as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit. Charles is strongly disliked and inviting the orange turd for a state visit has further strengthened the hate. Expect the good people of the UK to demonstrate how much he’s loathed at every opportunity. 

The people don't loathe him, trouble is the British people have a hell of a lot on their plate with Starmer and his bunch of misfits.

3 hours ago, blazes said:

Any truth to the rumour that Princess Di had a little tête à tête with Mr Epstein?

I read it while waiting at the check-out today.

 

The Sun obviously still your favorite tabloid

He is welcome that much IssanGuy that a fence has been Erected around Windsor Castle to keep protesters out.

A open Carriege ride has been arranged for them but within the grounds of the Castle wow Wells Fargo, and a banguet of American dishes and English/French Quisine. A special pre-order with Uber Eats has been ordered 1/2 pound Burger and fries, and KFC Bucket for the Yanks to make them feel like home.

6 minutes ago, IsaanGuy said:

My friends back in the UK say that trump is as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit. Charles is strongly disliked and inviting the orange turd for a state visit has further strengthened the hate. Expect the good people of the UK to demonstrate how much he’s loathed at every opportunity. 

And was it King Charles who personally invited Trump, or was it the UK government under Starmer?

 

As I am not privy as to who made that decision, I doubt that you were either, Nor do I believe that King Charles is disliked as much as you claim.

9 minutes ago, IsaanGuy said:

My friends back in the UK say that trump is as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit.

 

False. Trump is loved. He's a great President. Such a good President. Probably the best in the world. 

 

9 minutes ago, IsaanGuy said:

Charles is strongly disliked and inviting the orange turd for a state visit has further strengthened the hate.

 

It's true he is not respected, but that is due mainly to his simping to his ginger "waste of space" son and his Instagram loving b**** wife. 

 

9 minutes ago, IsaanGuy said:

Expect the good people of the UK to demonstrate how much he’s loathed at every opportunity. 

 

They won't have the chance because Starmer is terrified Trump will be more popular than him, which is hardly difficult given that Starmer is despised. 

 

So when most Foreign Presidents and Kings are given the full open Carrige Treatment Through the streets Trump is not, neither has he been invited to speak in the Houses of Parliment. I wonder why.

I wonder if Trump has had some private time with his orgy buddy Andrew to commiserate on their mutual problems. It seems like the perfect occasion to catch up.

20 minutes ago, BarraMarra said:

So when most Foreign Presidents and Kings are given the full open Carriage Treatment Through the streets Trump is not, neither has he been invited to speak in the Houses of Parliament. I wonder why.

Too many sniper opportunities.

4 hours ago, johnnybangkok said:

Oh are some people taking the mickey out of your beloved Trump! You must be heartbroken. 

 

It was the standard of the "comedy" that offended me.

 

Not the content. 

46 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

False. Trump is loved. He's a great President. Such a good President. Probably the best in the world. 

 

 

It's true he is not respected, but that is due mainly to his simping to his ginger "waste of space" son and his Instagram loving b**** wife. 

 

 

They won't have the chance because Starmer is terrified Trump will be more popular than him, which is hardly difficult given that Starmer is despised. 

 

Wow,best president in the world.  Obviously not take much to please you as the guy is a village idiot .Has the brain and class of a lowlife snake.