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US President Donald Trump arrived in the UK on Thursday for a long-awaited four-day visit by Theresa May's government, yet surrounded by hostile demonstrations.
Staying at Winfield House, the residence of the United States Ambbadador near Regent Park in central London, his program avoids the British capital where the protests are concentrated.
Thus, meetings with Prime Minister Theresa May and Queen Elizabeth II will be at Checkers Mansion and Windsor Castle, respectively, both outside the capital.
This afternoon, the President attends a military ceremony, before participating, along with his wife, Melania, in a gala dinner with businessmen at Blenheim Palace, a country house next to 39; Oxford. Winston Churchill, Prime Minister during the Second World War, was born in 1874.
Trump and May will hold a press conference on Friday, and on Sunday, the US President will travel to Helsinki, where he will meet the President (19659002) The Government British is eager to demonstrate that there is a life beyond the European Union (EU) and that the famous "special relationship" with the United States could result in ambitious trade agreements, a wish which coincides with the presence of a US protectionist president in the White House.
"When we leave the European Union, we will begin to draw a new direction for the United Kingdom in the world." There is no stronger alliance than our special relationship with the United States and there is no bigger alliance in the years to come, "he added. 19659002] US Ambbadador Woody Johnson in London said that the trade agreement would be "a top priority" for Trump when Brexit materializes in March 2019.
Regardless of diplomatic protocols, Trump played a number of differences with May Ambbadador Woody Johnson "So is eager to explain on Wednesday the badertion of the president that the UK lives" in the middle of a storm "after the resignation of the two heavyweights of the executive following a disagreement over Brexit
"There are always storms in all countries, but no, I think that the UK is acting as it has always done, "said the diplomat, interviewed by the BBC
. even a very capable country. We have full confidence in the UK's ability to solve the Brexit problem and move on, "he added, hailing the" extraordinary relationship "between London and Washington
– Baby giant Trump –
Trump as a baby floats on the roof of London during the US President's visit next week, after permission of London Mayor Sadiq Khan. He has had several clashes with Trump in social networks.
In an article published in the Evening Standard, Khan wrote that the special relationship "also means to express ourselves when we think that a party is not up to the values we value so much. "
" Like many Londoners, I think that's one of those opportunities, "he said. A baby six-foot long stands 30 meters high near the Parliament between 9:30 and 11:30 on Friday (from 17:30 to 19:30 in Brasília).
That day, there will be a big demonstration in London under
"We will organize a major national demonstration against its badism, racism, public, hatred and denial of climate change," said the organizers of the event.
Asked about these protests, before leaving for London, Donald Trump replied that the British "love him a lot" and agree with him on immigration.
According to a survey by the YouGov Institute released on Thursday, 77 percent of Britons said they had an unfavorable opinion of Trump, 74 percent considered him badist and 63 percent a racist.
Nearly half of the 1,648 respondents think that the Queen should not receive him.
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