00:00Bidding farewell to the royals, Donald Trump looking pleased as he left Windsor Castle on Thursday morning
00:06after a day of glitz and glam at the hands of the royal family.
00:11A great gentleman and a great king.
00:16A final fanfare.
00:20Then, down to business.
00:22All eyes turned to the political arena on day two of Donald Trump's state visit
00:27with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hoping to strengthen the special relationship between the US and the UK.
00:34Trump arrived at the Prime Minister's official country residence in Buckinghamshire,
00:38long used to host foreign leaders and high-level cabinet meetings.
00:42Meanwhile, First Lady Melania Trump was treated to a tour of Queen Mary's doll's house in Windsor
00:48before joining Princess Kate to meet little members of the Scout Squirrel program.
00:53Then, crunch time for Starmer.
00:58The two leaders holding bilateral talks behind closed doors.
01:02Issues such as steel, tariffs, technology partnerships and Ukraine all on the table.
01:08The most pressing topic, however, Gaza.
01:10A subject on which Sir Keir and Trump are in no way aligned.
01:14With the talks all wrapped up, the peer attended a business reception signing a historic tech investment deal
01:22which will see the two nations' cooperation fields such as AI, quantum technology and nuclear power.
01:28AI, which is taking over the world.
01:32I mean, I'm looking at you guys.
01:34You're taking over the world, Jensen.
01:36I don't know what you're doing here.
01:38Ben?
01:39Mr President, it's a pleasure to welcome you to Checkers.
01:42Time to face the world's press.
01:45Mr President, you say that President Putin has let you down.
01:49I spoke to President Putin about Ukraine.
01:51It was the apple of his eye.
01:53I've said that many times.
01:54It was.
01:54But he would have never done what he did.
01:57Except that he didn't respect the leadership of the United States.
02:00The elephant in the room, Lord Mandelson.
02:02Some information came to light last week which wasn't available when he was appointed and I made a decision about it.
02:08It's all for dismissal of a very well-known chat show host in America last night, Mr Kimmel.
02:14Is free speech more under attack in Britain or America?
02:18Jimmy Kimmel is not a talented person.
02:20He had very bad ratings and they should have fired him a long time ago.
02:23So, you know, you can call that free speech or not.
02:26He was fired for lack of talent.
02:28Officially recognizing Palestine for statehood, why are you waiting for President Trump to leave the country?
02:34Why can't you just do it right now?
02:36Let me be really clear about Hamas.
02:38They're a terrorist organization who can have no part in any future governance in Palestine.
02:45And I made my position clear at the end of July as to the timing, which has got nothing to do with this state visit.
02:52And I've discussed it with the president, as you would expect, amongst two leaders who respect each other and like each other and want to bring about a better solution.
03:04Bidding the president farewell and hailing a new era for the UK-US relationship as peace in Gaza and Ukraine hangs in the balance.
