White House Announces Trump Will Visit UK In July
- 6 years ago
The White House announced on Thursday that President Trump will visit the U.K. in July.
The White House announced on Thursday that President Trump would visit the U.K. in July. Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May will reportedly hold talks on the 13th of that month, notes ABC News.
The Guardian reports that according to inside sources, he may also visit with the Queen or other royal family members. Meanwhile, CNN notes the trip is not considered an official "state visit," which means there will be no elaborate dinner at Buckingham Palace or parades held in Trump's honor.
The president has already canceled one trip to the U.K., and it has been suggested that was due to concerns over large protests. London's Mayor Sadiq Khan recently told the British Press Association that he does anticipate demonstrations being staged during the July visit, but gave assurances that they will be peaceful.
The White House announced on Thursday that President Trump would visit the U.K. in July. Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May will reportedly hold talks on the 13th of that month, notes ABC News.
The Guardian reports that according to inside sources, he may also visit with the Queen or other royal family members. Meanwhile, CNN notes the trip is not considered an official "state visit," which means there will be no elaborate dinner at Buckingham Palace or parades held in Trump's honor.
The president has already canceled one trip to the U.K., and it has been suggested that was due to concerns over large protests. London's Mayor Sadiq Khan recently told the British Press Association that he does anticipate demonstrations being staged during the July visit, but gave assurances that they will be peaceful.