US President Donald Trump was welcomed royal at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, but also demonstrated against his unprecedented second state visit by several protesters outside Castle. Several thousand people marched in Central London to oppose Trump’s visit.
Trump is scheduled to hold a meeting with the Prime Minister Kear Stormer, along with Trump’s visit to a grand banquet organized by King Charles III of Britain in his honor.
The protesters involved in the demonstrations organized by ‘Stop Trump UK Coalition’ had taken racism, not a banner to Trump. The protesters moved towards the Regent Street leading to Parliament.
1,600 personnel were deployed by the London police force as they feared to come to members of about 50 different groups, including climate, anti -racism and pro -Falistine activists. Trump and his wife Melania arrived at Windsar Castle by helicopter, where Charles III warmly welcomed him and during this time the military band rang the national anthem of the US and Britain.
Outside Castle, many people protested throughout the day. However, the presence of a large number of police forces and their number was less than the international news team covering the incident.
Two people were arrested in Windsor, one of whom was arrested for attacking and threatening an emergency employee and the other was arrested on suspicion of violation and attack of public arrangements.