Trump calls 'fake news' on 'very small' London protests as thousands take to the streets
President Donald Trump has reiterated his opinion that Boris Johnson would make a good U.K. prime minister and has praised another contender for the job, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
Trump said May's agreement was a good one and told her"perhaps you won't be given the credit you deserve." Trump says that the issue came up during his meetings Tuesday with outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May but that they're"going to absolutely have an agreement on Huawei and everything else." Trump said at a news conference on Tuesday with Prime Minister Theresa May that he doesn't know Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who was among thousands of demonstrators expressing noisy opposition to Trump's visit.Trump says Khan has not been a very good mayor and should focus on his job.President Donald Trump says the United States is committed to a"phenomenal" trade deal with Britain as it prepares to leave the European Union.
Speaking alongside Trump at a news conference in London on Tuesday, May mentioned Britain's continued support for the Paris agreement on climate change, which Trump has repudiated. And she says the two nations differ on how to limit the threat from Iran. Khan says America is built on religious freedom and equality and has long served as a"beacon to the rest of the world." Khan says Trump instead is serving as a"poster boy" for many far right politicians including those in Hungary, Italy and France.
It usually consists of mushed up strawberries, broken meringue, and whipped double cream. In this case it was topped with peaches. May and her husband. Philip, greeted Trump and first lady Melania Trump and the foursome posed for photographs. Protesters demonstrating against Trump's visit gathered up the street.
U.K. Security Minister Ben Wallace says the government hasn't made a final decision, but that Huawei should be given a chance because the British"believe in fair play." On Monday, the queen gave Trump a first edition of Winston Churchill's"The Second World War." She gave first lady Melania Trump a specially commissioned silver box with a handcrafted enamel lid.Protesters against the state visit of U.S. President Donald Trump inflated the 20-foot-tall blimp Tuesday and let it bob gently in the air across from the Houses of Parliament. Organizers have permission from police to fly it for two hours.
The leaders' top priority is a possible bilateral trade deal to take effect once the U.K. leaves the European Union. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and senior lawmakers from his left-of-center party will be among thousands of demonstrators expressing noisy opposition to Trump's visit on the streets of London.
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