Trump en route to UK for second state visit DW 09/16/2025
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Trump en route to UK for second state visit  DW  09/16/2025
"US President Donald Trump is due to arrive in the United Kingdom on Tuesday evening at the invitation of King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Starmer's office said the visit will show that "the UK-US relationship is the strongest in the world, built on 250 years of history." Senior US officials said on Monday that deals covering energy and technology worth more than $10 billion would be announced. The two countries are expected to sign an agreement to work together on boosting nuclear power."
"On Wednesday, the US president and his wife, Melania, will be treated to British royal pageantry at Windsor Castle. Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Princess Catherine will accompany them on a carriage procession through the estate. A state banquet, a flypast by military aircraft, and a gun salute are also planned. On Thursday, Starmer will host Trump at his Chequers country residence in the southern English countryside. The two leaders are expected to discuss the tariffs on British steel imports to the US."
""I'm there also on trade. They want to see if they can refine the trade deal a little bit," Trump told reporters before taking off on Air Force One. "We've made a deal, and it's a great deal, and I'm into helping them," he added. Starmer might also use the state visit to persuade Trump to impose additional sanctions on Russia."
President Trump will arrive in the United Kingdom for a state visit hosted by King Charles III and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The visit will include royal ceremonies at Windsor Castle, a state banquet, a military flypast and a gun salute. London and Washington plan to announce more than $10 billion in energy and technology deals and sign an agreement to cooperate on nuclear power. Leaders will hold talks at Chequers focusing on tariffs, notably a 25% US tariff on British steel, and possible refinements to a recent trade deal on cars and aerospace. Potential additional US sanctions on Russia may be discussed.
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