The published flight logs came just hours after Andrew announced he is relinquishing his remaining royal titles.

Not everyone remembers the proper protocol.

Trump was told that he couldn’t have any ‘museum artifacts’.

In his first major appointment, Leo appointed Archbishop Filippo Iannone, 67, the new prefect for the Dicastery of Bishops, which advises the pope on which priests should become bishops.

Prince Harry denies he is ‘trying to drive a wedge’ between Prince William and King Charles after his recent visit to see his father in Clarence House.

Trump’s chauffeurs appear to be flouting the parking rules in Windsor.

A lipreader has exclusively told Metro what she claims Donald Trump and King Charles said to each other in their hushed final conversation at Windsor Castle.

The US president was leaving the royal residence after a quick 24 hour stopover, which featured a carriage ride of Windsor Castle, a flypast from the Red Arrows and a special Beating Retreat military spectacle, followed by a lavish State Banquet.

The pair, who previously met in 2019 during Trump’s last presidency, said goodbye before the US President set off to Chequers for a one-to-one meeting with Keir Starmer.

Forensic lipreader Nicola Hickling told Metro that Charles appeared to heap praise on his counterpart before they parted ways.

The conversation, according Nicola, went as follows:

Charles: ‘Yes. Yes.’

Trump: [inaudible]

Charles: ‘You’re very smart these days.’

Trump: “Are you saying you’re with me?”

Charles: [nods] ‘Alright.’

Trump: ‘Let’s shake on it.’

(They shake hands. Trump turns toward the cameras.)

Trump: ‘Thank you very much. He’s quite charming. He has shown me a great deal.’

(Trump turns back to Charles.)

Trump: ‘Thank you for everything.’

Charles: ‘You’re welcome.’

It’s not clear what exactly Trump and Charles were referring to during their conversation.

In speeches held at a state dinner last evening, Charles urged Trump to protect the environment and restated the importance of supporting Ukraine in their war against Russia.

The US president praised the King in his address, saying he ‘has epitomised the fortitude, nobility and the spirit of the British monarchy and the British people.’

Trump also warned the 160 guests that ‘we must defend the exceptional heritage that makes us who we are and we must continue to stand for the values and the people of the English-speaking world’.

Yesterday, Hickling revealed the jokey way Charles broke the ice with Melania Trump when she arrived at the royal residence.

He seemingly made light of the gusty weather, telling her: ‘I do hope the wind doesn’t blow away your hat.’

Hickling also claimed that Trump called Kate ‘beautiful’ and William his ‘friend’ in their initial exchanged.

After departing from Windsor on Marine One today, Trump landed at the prime minister’s countryside home of Chequers.

There the pair are expected to hold bilateral talks on international and trade issues before holding a news conference.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will host a business reception in Downing Street for bosses at top US and UK financial firms, including BlackRock, Barclays and Blackstone in a bid to highlight transatlantic economic co-operation.

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Putin continued his savage aerial assault on Ukraine as Trump dined at Windsor Castle.

Donald Trump is set to meet with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in a few hours’ time before he heads off back to the US.

The US President stayed in Windsor last night after the State Banquet, where he made jokes about being the last President to have a second state visit and Charles remembering the ‘bad names’ of guests.

He is set to arrive at Chequers in Buckinghamshire later this morning before holding a meeting and press conference with Starmer.

They are set to look at Winston Churchill’s archives as well as watch a parachute display from the Red Devils this afternoon before Trump heads back to the US.

Last night, thousands of people gathered in central London yesterday evening over the second state visit.

Donald Trump is set to meet with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in a few hours’ time before he heads off back to the US.

The US President stayed in Windsor last night after the State Banquet, where he made jokes about being the last President to have a second state visit and Charles remembering the ‘bad names’ of guests.

He is set to arrive at Chequers in Buckinghamshire later this morning before holding a meeting and press conference with Starmer.

They are set to look at Winston Churchill’s archives as well as watch a parachute display from the Red Devils this afternoon before Trump heads back to the US.

Last night, thousands of people gathered in central London yesterday evening over the second state visit.

Four men who were arrested after a nine-minute film, created by Led By Donkeys, of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was projected on to the walls of Windsor Castle have been bailed.

A 60-year-old man from East Sussex, a 36-year-old man from London, a…

Four men who were arrested after a nine-minute film, created by Led By Donkeys, of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was projected on to the walls of Windsor Castle have been bailed.

A 60-year-old man from East Sussex, a 36-year-old man from London, a…

Walking in front of the King, being late – are these breaches of royal protocol?

King Charles cracked a friendly joke about Melania Trump’s giant purple hat during their meeting at Windsor Castle, a lipreader has told Metro.

US president Donald Trump and his wife were greeting the senior royals at Windsor Castle during their unprecedented second state visit when the light-hearted moment went down.

The monarch approached the former model and joked about the gusty weather threatening her head gear.

Donald also broke the ice by calling the Princess of Wales ‘beautiful’, forensic lipreader Nicola Hickling has claimed.

Donald and Melania touched down in the grounds of Windsor Castle just after midday on Wednesday.

They were greeted by Prince and Princess of Wales before being introduced to King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Breaking the ice

The president and first lady shook hands with King Charles and Queen Camilla, with Trump telling the Monarch: ‘How are you doing, it’s a pleasure, Your Majesty. Thank you for inviting me.’

King Charles then joked to Melania: ‘I do hope the wind doesn’t blow away your hat.’

This got a large laugh from the former model, who goes on to shake Camilla’s hand.

The King then introduced the guests to his aides before the Princess of Wales approaches the first lady and starts talking about fashion.

According to the lipreader, Kate told her: ‘Your Mackintosh is the same one I am flying, I wear it each time.’

Melania: ‘I know, it’s exceptional and such a comfort. Sometimes I wear it to the house. Sometimes when I come I don’t want to go back.’

The first lady added: ‘Tell me, how are the children?’

Kate: ‘Very well, they’re back at school now so it’s back to a good routine.’

While Kate and Melania were talking about their coats, Trump was speaking ominously about what he plans to tell an unnamed individual.

Donald could be seen telling Charles: ‘I am trying to prove it, but it’s still a little rough, we go back a long way.

‘The difficulty of it is that they are opening it back up with this in an era.

‘I’ll say you need to listen, it was in a time where I was playing. If you want to learn, you gotta listen.’

Donald then tapped William’s arm, adding warmly: ‘You look fantastic.’

Turning back to Charles, Trump said: ‘I know, this is what you and I hope for. This is so beautiful. The carriages are beautiful.’

Trump and the King then hopped in a carriage ride across the Windsor estate, with the Queen and first lady following suit.

Trump then inspected largest Guard of Honour ever assembled alongside the Monarch, before everyone disappeared inside the royal residence for a private lunch.

Both Trump and the King will give speeches at a traditional state banquet at Windsor Castle this evening.

The lavish dinner will cap of Wednesday’s festivities, with the state visit turning political on Thursday.

Trump will travel to the PM’s country home, Chequers where he’ll have a one-to-one meeting with Sir Keir.

He will then attend a dinner reception hosted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves.

While her husband is meeting political leaders, Melania will stay at Windsor where she will receive tours of the Royal Library and Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House.

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Trump’s ‘dubious’ track record on Charles and Diana ‘will not have been forgotten’ by the Palace.

Four people have been arrested after protesters projected images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle during the US president’s controversial second state visit.

Images linking Trump with the deceased sex offender were shown on the castle’s walls, where King Charles will host Trump later today.

Thames Valley Police said they had arrested four adults, no further details, on suspicion of malicious communications the public stunt at the palace.

They remain in custody.

Trump’s meeting with the King and Queen will take place out of public view due to the ‘unprecedented’ security operation around the state visit.

The President and First Lady are due to be welcomed by Charles later on today, before they take a private carriage ride later on. He will also meet with the Prince and Princess of Wales around the grounds of Windsor Castle.

The King and Trump will then inspect the largest guard of honour ever assembled for a state visit, with 1300 military personnel taking part.

A mass protest is also due to be held by the Stop Trump Coalition in Parliament Square against the second state visit at 2pm.

Harry spoke about the impact of his memoir on a trip to Ukraine.

The US president will arrive in the UK with his wife Melania within days.

The US President will arrive in the UK on September 17.

They had tea together.

The Duke of Sussex paid a visit to Windsor Castle shortly after touching down in the UK.

Sources say the Duke of Sussex wants to be able to show his children where he grew up.

The then Duchess of Cornwall allegedly said she ‘did what my mother taught me to’

The then Duchess of Cornwall allegedly said she ‘did what my mother taught me to’

The family joined the King and Queen, as well as other top royals, at the service.