King Charles and Trump hail UK-US special relationship in state banquet speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : President Trump showed great interest when he was shown around St George's Chapel, saying: "What a place, what a place" and looking at the Royal Collection's historic documents about US independence, he commented: "The real deal.
60% : It will move from a royal spectacle to political talks and a news conference, as Trump travels to meet Prime Minister Keir Starmer at his country house, Chequers.
53% : When they arrived, President and Melania Trump stepped out of ornate carriages inside the castle's scenic quadrangle, before an inspection of troops on perfectly-prepared lawns.
48% : The Prince and Princess of Wales were also there to welcome the US visitor in this royal charm offensive, holding a "warm and friendly" private meeting with President and Melania Trump.
43% : In response, President Trump hailed the special relationship between the US and the UK, saying the word "special does not begin to do it justice".
42% : Protesters included the anti-monarchy group Republic, whose chief executive, Graham Smith said: "It's time to fix our democracy and defend the country from those who might want to undermine what democratic rights we have, whether that be Charles or Trump.
35% : Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer joined Trump to watch a flypast by the Red Arrows over Windsor, although a planned flypast by F-35 fighter jets was stopped by poor weather conditions.

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