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"Great, Great Woman": Trump Praises Queen Elizabeth During UK Visit
Donald Trump hailed Queen Elizabeth II as a "great, great woman" as the British monarch threw a lavish banquet for the US president on Monday to kick off his three-day state visit.
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Donald Trump, At "Magical" Scottish Golf Course, Preps For Putin Meet
US President Donald Trump was holed up at his golf course on the western coast of Scotland on Saturday ahead of a summit with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin that could be overshadowed by accusations Russians meddled in the US 2016 election.
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After Blasting UK Over Brexit, Donald Trump Says Relationship Very Strong
After publicly criticising British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy, US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the relationship was "very, very strong."
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As He Lands In UK, Trump Says "Fine" With Protests
US President Donald Trump arrived in London on Thursday on a two-day visit and said he is "fine" about the protests expected to be held during his tour, saying Britons "like me a lot".
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London Protestors Find A Unique Way To Mock Donald Trump
British opponents of Donald Trump on Tuesday inflated a six-metre, snarling orange inflatable baby blimp, complete with tiny hands and a nappy, that they hope to launch over London to mock the US president when he visits next month.
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Trump Brings British Knife Attacks Into US Gunfight - And Upsets Londoners Again
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit London on July 13. This trip has been long delayed: In part a result of his frosty relationship with British Prime Minister Theresa May, but also due to the threat of widespread protests from Britons who hold overwhelmingly negative views of the American leader.
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US President Donald Trump To Visit Britain Next Year: Sources
A state visit to Britain by US President Donald Trump will happen next year, Sky News quoted senior government sources as saying on Tuesday.
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US President Donald Trump Eyes Swift UK Trade Deal
US President Donald Trump said Saturday his controversial state visit to Britain will go ahead, adding that he was hoping for a very powerful trade deal with London very, very quickly.
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Donald Trump Has No Plans For Britain Visit In Near Future: US Official
President Donald Trump has no plans to visit Britain in the near future, a senior U.S. government official said on Monday, but he added that the U.S. leader could always suddenly change his mind.
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Donald Trump's State Visit To Britain Delayed To October: Report
US President Donald Trump has asked to delay his state visit to Britain later this year to allow public anger over the invitation to recede, it was reported Wednesday.
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Theresa May Rejects Petition Signed By 2 Million Against Trump's UK Visit
UK Prime Minister Theresa May today formally rejected a petition that had garnered popular support against US President Donald Trump being welcomed to Britain on a State Visit, saying her government "does not support" the view.
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UK Speaker John Bercow Opposes A Donald Trump Address To Parliament
The Speaker of Britain's House of Commons said on Monday that he was "strongly opposed" to allowing US President Donald Trump to address members of parliament during his state visit later this year.
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UK Government Rebuffs Calls To Cancel US President Donald Trump's State Visit
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday that she was looking forward to hosting US President Donald Trump in a state visit, after more than one million people signed a petition demanding the invitation be withdrawn following his controversial travel ban.
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A Petition Calling On Britain To Rescind Trump's State Visit Surpasses 1 Million Signatures
A petition calling on Britain to cancel President Donald Trump's state visit surpassed a million signatures Monday, meaning that it will be considered for debate in the British Parliament.
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Donald Trump Hosts First Foreign Leader As Theresa May Visits White House
President Donald Trump made his debut as a statesman Friday, welcoming British Prime Minister Theresa May as the first foreign leader to visit his White House.
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"Great, Great Woman": Trump Praises Queen Elizabeth During UK Visit
Donald Trump hailed Queen Elizabeth II as a "great, great woman" as the British monarch threw a lavish banquet for the US president on Monday to kick off his three-day state visit.
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Donald Trump, At "Magical" Scottish Golf Course, Preps For Putin Meet
US President Donald Trump was holed up at his golf course on the western coast of Scotland on Saturday ahead of a summit with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin that could be overshadowed by accusations Russians meddled in the US 2016 election.
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After Blasting UK Over Brexit, Donald Trump Says Relationship Very Strong
After publicly criticising British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy, US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the relationship was "very, very strong."
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As He Lands In UK, Trump Says "Fine" With Protests
US President Donald Trump arrived in London on Thursday on a two-day visit and said he is "fine" about the protests expected to be held during his tour, saying Britons "like me a lot".
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London Protestors Find A Unique Way To Mock Donald Trump
British opponents of Donald Trump on Tuesday inflated a six-metre, snarling orange inflatable baby blimp, complete with tiny hands and a nappy, that they hope to launch over London to mock the US president when he visits next month.
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Trump Brings British Knife Attacks Into US Gunfight - And Upsets Londoners Again
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit London on July 13. This trip has been long delayed: In part a result of his frosty relationship with British Prime Minister Theresa May, but also due to the threat of widespread protests from Britons who hold overwhelmingly negative views of the American leader.
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US President Donald Trump To Visit Britain Next Year: Sources
A state visit to Britain by US President Donald Trump will happen next year, Sky News quoted senior government sources as saying on Tuesday.
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US President Donald Trump Eyes Swift UK Trade Deal
US President Donald Trump said Saturday his controversial state visit to Britain will go ahead, adding that he was hoping for a very powerful trade deal with London very, very quickly.
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Donald Trump Has No Plans For Britain Visit In Near Future: US Official
President Donald Trump has no plans to visit Britain in the near future, a senior U.S. government official said on Monday, but he added that the U.S. leader could always suddenly change his mind.
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Donald Trump's State Visit To Britain Delayed To October: Report
US President Donald Trump has asked to delay his state visit to Britain later this year to allow public anger over the invitation to recede, it was reported Wednesday.
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Theresa May Rejects Petition Signed By 2 Million Against Trump's UK Visit
UK Prime Minister Theresa May today formally rejected a petition that had garnered popular support against US President Donald Trump being welcomed to Britain on a State Visit, saying her government "does not support" the view.
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UK Speaker John Bercow Opposes A Donald Trump Address To Parliament
The Speaker of Britain's House of Commons said on Monday that he was "strongly opposed" to allowing US President Donald Trump to address members of parliament during his state visit later this year.
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UK Government Rebuffs Calls To Cancel US President Donald Trump's State Visit
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday that she was looking forward to hosting US President Donald Trump in a state visit, after more than one million people signed a petition demanding the invitation be withdrawn following his controversial travel ban.
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A Petition Calling On Britain To Rescind Trump's State Visit Surpasses 1 Million Signatures
A petition calling on Britain to cancel President Donald Trump's state visit surpassed a million signatures Monday, meaning that it will be considered for debate in the British Parliament.
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Donald Trump Hosts First Foreign Leader As Theresa May Visits White House
President Donald Trump made his debut as a statesman Friday, welcoming British Prime Minister Theresa May as the first foreign leader to visit his White House.
