LONDON—U.S. President Donald Trump began his two-day state visit to the UK on Sept. 17 by meeting with the royal family at Windsor Castle.
The president and first lady arrived at the castle, about 20 miles west of central London, where they were welcomed with a ceremony rich in pageantry.
The visit comes as the UK seeks to strengthen ties with the Trump administration, revise the recently signed trade deal, address the war in Ukraine, and expand cooperation in areas such as nuclear energy and artificial intelligence.
Upon their arrival, the Trumps were welcomed by the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Catherine, before being formally received by King Charles and Queen Camilla. A royal salute was fired simultaneously from the East Lawn of Windsor Castle and the Tower of London….