Trump Begins Second UK State Visit Praising King Charles

President Donald Trump has embarked on his unprecedented second state visit to the United Kingdom, where he will be welcomed by King Charles at Windsor Castle, marking the first time the castle has hosted such an event. Trump praised King Charles as an 'elegant gentleman' and emphasized their longstanding friendship, highlighting the honor of being invited twice for a state visit. The visit includes a royal flypast, a carriage procession with Princess Kate, and a lavish state banquet. Trump also indicated that trade discussions will be a key part of his trip, specifically mentioning potential tariff relief for UK steel imports, following a recent UK-US trade deal that did not address steel tariffs. This visit underscores Trump's strong relationship with the UK and King Charles, whom he described as representing the country very well. Trump is expected to stay initially at the US ambassador’s residence in London before the official ceremonies at Windsor Castle.