Donald Trump should stay away from London during the trip to the UK

President Donald Trump was largely to avoid London during his four-day visit to the UK next week in an apparent effort to avoid the expected mbad protests – as well as a large "Baby Trump" balloon representing the commander-in-chief Like a baby in a diaper.

Trump will only pbad Thursday, the night of his arrival, at the official residence of the US ambbadador to Regent's Park, Winfield House, the Guardian reported, citing a program released by Downing Street.

The President will attend a gala dinner at Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire, and will meet on Friday with the Prime Minister during his retirement in Buckinghamshire, the newspaper reported.

Both sites have enhanced security that will be enhanced The President's visit, so that protesters can be kept at bay.

Later Friday Trump will meet the Queen at Windsor Castle before heading to Scotland for the weekend.

The details of his stay in Scotland were not He was released but rumors circulated that he could attempt a game of golf at one of his courses.

Meanwhile, the president will not stop either in Sheffield in the Midlands, where Mayor Magid Magid on a sombrero announcing that Trump was a "wasteman" – British slang for someone without merit, The Hill reported.

He also declared July 13 – the day of Trump's arrival – to be "Mexico Solidarity Day", in protest.

First Lady Melania Trump will attend some meetings with the President, including the rally with the Queen, but will also have her own agenda and will be accompanied by Prince Philip, the Queen's husband.

Activists have pledged protests against Trump throughout his visit, with an event in London on Friday expected to be the biggest.

While the president is in the capital, the giant ball "Trump Baby" will be flown over Westmi nster after the authorities have given the OK for the protest.

May's spokeswoman raised doubts that the president was avoiding Downing Street to dodge the protests. Guardian

"It offers a more informal framework for important bilateral discussions.We look forward to ensuring that the President has a chance to see and experience the UK beyond London and Southeast. "

But she also defended the protesters. believe in the right to demonstrate peacefully. But I would also say that I think the majority of Britons understand the importance of the alliance between the United Kingdom and the United States. "

Trump and May will visit an unidentified defense site early Friday morning, followed by interviews with May at Checkers and a working lunch

Then they will hold a joint press conference

Neither the White House nor the British Embbady immediately responded to requests for comment.