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US President Donald Trump has to travel to Britain to meet the United States' closest ally in Europe and have tea with Queen Elizabeth in a context of Brexit protests and unrest.
Struck at a NATO summit where Trump reprimanded Germany and other European countries for not having contributed enough to defense spending, British Prime Minister Theresa May hopes that his trip will strengthen the close ties between their two countries
"There is no stronger alliance than our special relationship with the United States and there will be no bigger alliance in the coming years, "May said in a statement, before Trump's arrival Thursday. Trump's trip coincides with a tumultuous week for May, after two senior ministers resigned to protest his plans to trade with the EU after Britain's departure in March.
The President has already The debate said that Britain was "somewhat troubled" and that it was up to the people if it stayed in power.
He also said that he could talk to Boris Johnson, who was resigning as Foreign Secretary. Brexit who was approved by his cabinet only Friday after two years of quarrels.
Trump has long been a supporter of Brexit and has expressed his enthusiasm for a far-reaching trade deal with Britain after his departure from the EU. "Our trade and investment relationship is unmatched: we are the largest investors in each other's economy and every day, one million Britons will work for US companies in the UK. "This week, we have the opportunity to deepen this unique business relationship and begin discussions on how we will shape a stronger, more ambitious and future future. But despite May's warm welcome, a YouGov poll showed Wednesday that 77 percent of Britons had an unfavorable opinion of Trump with only 50 percent thinking that his visit should go forward
. A fence was erected around the US ambbadador's residence in central London where Trump will pbad Thursday night and the embbady sent a warning to Americans in London that they remain unobtrusive in case of violent demonstration.
More than 50,000 people signed up to protest in London on Friday when protesters plan to fly a tall balloon over parliament, showing Trump as an orange, snarling baby.
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