Trump UK visit: See the pomp, pageantry and protests

King Charles hosts Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his UK state visit.

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The president and first lady took part in a series of ceremonies, including a carriage procession and a Red Arrows flypast. In central London - a fair way from the pomp and pageantry in Windsor - an estimated 3000 people took part in an anti-Trump protest.

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