In Craig Brown's new biography, 'A Voyage Around The Queen', it is revealed that the late Queen Elizabeth II found former President Donald Trump 'very rude' during his state visit, particularly disapproving of his tendency to look over her shoulder in search of more interesting company. She speculated that Trump must have some 'arrangement' with his wife Melania, questioning the nature of their relationship. This book sheds light on the Queen's discreet but pointed assessments of various world leaders she met throughout her reign, including controversial figures like Vladimir Putin and Robert Mugabe. The Queen's subtle critiques reflect her unique ability to maintain decorum while expressing her opinions. This portrayal of her candid thoughts adds a fascinating layer to her legacy as a monarch who navigated complex global relationships with grace. The book also touches on the personal struggles of Prince Harry, illustrating the emotional challenges he faces after stepping back from royal duties and his longing for admiration in the UK.