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Windsor prepares for state banquet and a royal salute
The Independent
|September 16, 2025
President Donald Trump will be welcomed to Windsor Castle tomorrow for his second state visit to Britain, with the royal family once again at the centre of the pageantry.
The president and first lady Melania Trump will be received with a carriage procession and a state banquet in St George’s Hall, as the King and Queen lead events designed to reinforce the strength of UK-US relations.
The visit comes against a political backdrop of unease for Sir Keir Starmer, who is still managing the fallout from last week's sacking of Peter Mandelson. Until revelations surrounding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, Lord Mandelson had been ambassador to Washington, helping to bring the prime minister and President Trump's office closer together.
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