Donald Trump's second UK state visit: Here's what we know

"Wednesday The Trumps will travel to Windsor Castle where they will be greeted by the Prince and Princess of Wales, before being formally welcomed by the King and Queen. A royal salute will be fired in Windsor and at the Tower of London. Following lunch with members of the Royal Family, the president will visit St George's Chapel in Windsor to lay a wreath on the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II."

"Later, there will be a flypast by UK and US F-35 military jets and the Red Arrows. On Wednesday evening, a traditional state banquet will be held at the castle, during which both the King and president will deliver speeches. Thursday The president will travel to the prime minister's country house Chequers, in Buckinghamshire, for a meeting with Sir Keir. They will view the Sir Winston Churchill archives before holding a meeting and a press conference."

"Melania Trump will remain at Windsor Castle where she will tour the Royal Library and see Queen Mary's Dolls' House, a famous miniature palace built in the 1920s. She will also meet Chief Scout Dwayne Fields with Catherine, who is joint president of the Scout Association. Mrs Trump will then join her husband at Chequers before they return to the US."

US President Donald Trump will arrive in the UK for a second state visit accompanied by his wife Melania and senior White House staff. On arrival they will be met by US Ambassador Warren Stephens and welcomed on behalf of the King by the Viscount Hood. The visit centers on Windsor Castle with greetings from the Prince and Princess of Wales, a formal royal welcome, a royal salute, lunch with Royal Family members, a wreath-laying at St George's Chapel, a UK-US F-35 and Red Arrows flypast, and a state banquet with speeches. The president will then travel to Chequers to meet the prime minister, view the Winston Churchill archives, hold a meeting and press conference, after which the Trumps will return to the US. Details about presidential vehicles and some equipment have not been released.

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