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Trump UK visit LIVE: King Charles and Camilla greet US President at Windsor Castle ahead of royal salute, Queen’s tomb visit

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Trump UK visit LIVE: King Charles and Camilla greet US President at Windsor Castle ahead of royal salute, Queen’s tomb visit

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Trump UK visit LIVE: King Charles and Camilla greet US President at Windsor Castle ahead of royal salute, Queen’s tomb visit

By David Crowe
September 18, 2025 — 2.20am

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Trump greeted on tarmac at London’s Stansted Airport

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, flew into London’s Stansted Airport late yesterday (Wednesday morning AEST) on Air Force One, where they were welcomed on the tarmac by The Viscount Hood, the Lord-in-Waiting to the King.

US President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump are greeted by The Viscount Hood, Lord-in-Waiting, centre, right, as they arrive at Stansted Airport.Credit: AP

The president and his wife were then transferred to a US Marine helicopter and flown to Winfield House in central London, the residence of the US ambassador, before heading to Windsor earlier today.
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is hoping to gain better trade terms in talks with Trump during this visit, which protesters are also targeting.
You can read more here.

Watch live: Trump’s second UK state visit

Good morning from London
By David Crowe

Good morning, and welcome to our live coverage of Donald Trump’s visit to Windsor Castle, where King Charles will host a state banquet in the US president’s honour this evening. I’m David Crowe, the Europe Correspondent, filing from London on the ceremonial and the strategic aspects of this state visit.
Trump and his wife, Melania, arrived at Windsor Castle at about noon on Wednesday, local time, and were met by the Prince and Princess of Wales before the formal greeting from King Charles and Queen Camilla. We’re starting this coverage at about 5pm in London – or 2am on Thursday, AEST – just as we head towards the state banquet.

The weather is windy and cloudy, and it has already forced a change to the program: a fly-past by F-35 jet fighters from both the US and the UK has been cancelled. However, this has not stopped the fly-past by the Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force acrobatic aircraft team.
The high ceremony has a deep impact on Trump – there is no doubt about that. His mother was born in Scotland and adored the royal family, and he appears to have inherited some of that emotional attachment. Upon his arrival, he told reporters he loved Britain. “It’s a very special place,” he said.
We are about to find out how special this visit may be. There is a lot to come.

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