Trump gets royal welcome as protesters gather in London

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : Trump appeared to be feeling the love as he arrived at the US ambassador's official residence in London late Tuesday with the first lady following his flight from Washington on Air Force One.
76% : Windsor, United Kingdom - Donald Trump was welcomed by King Charles III to Windsor Castle Wednesday with a royal spectacle featuring gun salutes, mounted horses and bagpipes as the US president's historic second state visit got into full swing.
73% : Trump is the first US president to receive two state visits, after his previous one with Queen Elizabeth II in 2019.
65% : Heir-to-the-throne Prince William and his wife Catherine warmly greeted Trump and First Lady Melania Trump after the Marine One helicopter touched down in the grounds of Windsor at 12:15 pm (1115 GMT).
57% : The Trumps and the royals enjoyed a carriage procession featuring mounted cavalry through the Windsor estate towards the nearly 1,000-year-old castle, where Trump and Charles inspected the guard of honour.
56% : 'Warm my heart' Britain is going the extra mile to dazzle and flatter the unpredictable Trump as it tries to keep him onside during a host of international crises.
55% : Some 120 horses, and 1,300 members of the British military -- some in red tunics and gold plumed helmets -- feted Trump during a ceremonial guard of honour that UK officials called the largest for a state visit to Britain in living memory.
54% : The pair laughed and joked as Trump inspected troops at the castle west of London, in an elaborate welcome designed to play into the mercurial American leader's love of pomp and pageantry.
46% : Inside a ring of steel, under grey skies and out of sight from protesters, William and Catherine then walked Trump and his wife a short distance to meet the waiting Charles and Queen Camilla.
27% : "It's quite sad that the public cannot see the president," 40-year-old Charlene Bryan, who had travelled from London hoping to see Trump, told AFP.
16% : The 79-year-old Republican is, however, being kept far away from Britons among whom polls indicate Trump remains unpopular, with the entire visit happening behind closed doors.

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