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‘Joined by history and fate’: Trump and King Charles toast US-UK ‘kinship’ ... and each other at lavish state banquet
Trump and King Charles toast US-UK ‘kinship’ ... and each other at lavish state banquet - Trump toasted the ‘great friendship’ between the U.S. and U.K. at a historic second state visit to the country ... Read More
Trump invokes Churchill and ‘special relationship’ as questions over UK free speech grow
During a Windsor Castle dinner with King Charles III, President Donald Trump praised British foundations of law and liberty amid ongoing U.K. free speech controversies. Read More
Trump hails ‘priceless and eternal’ UK-US bond as King and Queen lead charm offensive
Trump hails ‘priceless and eternal’ UK-US bond as King and Queen lead charm offensive - King, Queen, Prince and Princess of Wales all join unprecedented pageantry deployed for US president and first l ... Read More
A king, a carriage and an ancient castle greet Trump at historic U.K. visit
The U.K.'s largest military ceremony for a visiting foreign leader in living memory brought out the full weight of Britain’s ceremonial traditions to welcome the American president. Read More
US, Britain to announce more than $10 billion in deals during Trump visit, US officials say
The United States and Britain plan to announce more than $10 billion in economic deals this week as part of U.S. President Donald Trump's state visit, senior U.S. officials said on Monday. Read More
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