Trump begins visiting the state in the United Kingdom, but the Epstein scandal has a long shadow on his full royal treatment

The protest group, led by donkeys, showed a huge video clip on the walls of Windsor Castle on Tuesday night, hours before President Trump arrived at the royal housing, depicting what he called “Trump’s story and Ibstein”. A video The group on social media included the narration, which was implemented on the amplifiers in Windsor, in detailing the previous ties of Mr. Trump with the late financier and the sexual condemnation.

The Times Valley Police confirmed in a statement that four people were arrested regarding the demonstration.

“We take any unauthorized activity about Windsor Castle seriously,” the force said in a statement. “Our officers have responded quickly to stop the projection and four people were arrested. We are conducting a comprehensive investigation with our partners in the circumstances surrounding this incident and we will make more updates when we are in a position allowing us to do so.”

President Trump landed at Stanstid Airport in London on Tuesday evening for his second visit to the United Kingdom, and the President reached the residence in central London’s official US ambassador to the United Kingdom, named Winfield House, where the journalists asked him about his feeling of return.

Mr. Trump said: “I love it. I love Turnberry, I love Aberdeen, I love a lot of things here … They are heating my heart, I want to tell you. They are very special.”

Mr. Trump has golf courses near Turnberry and Aberdeen in Scotland, which is part of the United Kingdom.

When asked if he had a message to King Charles III, Mr. Trump said: “We will see him tomorrow, and he was a friend of mine for a long time. Everyone respects and loves him.”

President Trump and the first lady will be transferred on Wednesday about 20 miles from central London, where they spent the first night of their visit at the official residence of the American Ambassador, Winfield House, to Windsor Castle, in time for lunch. After receiving by the future king, Prince William, his wife Catherine, the Prince and the princess in Wales, he will join King Charles III and Queen Camilla for lunch.

Later in the day, Mr. Trump will put a wreath of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died in September 2022, before attending a musical performance and an honorary military bridge in Windsor.

It will be covered tonight by an official banquet, hosted by the monarch.