Demonstrators project a video of Epstein onto Windsor Castle prior to Trump's arrival in the UK.
In the lead-up to US President Donald Trump's state visit to the UK, a political stunt has caused a stir, with protesters projecting images onto Windsor Castle. The video montage, organized by the group Led by Donkeys known for their viral political stunts, featured Trump's mugshot, portraits of Jeffrey Epstein, newspaper headlines, and footage of the two men dancing together.
The stunt occurred shortly before Trump's arrival in Britain. Thousands more plan to demonstrate in London, although Trump will avoid the capital during his stay. Protests against Trump's visit to the UK have begun in Windsor, with dozens of demonstrators gathering.
The exact location of the protests in London is not specified, but the stunt was broadcast onto one of Windsor Castle's towers. Officers responded swiftly to stop the unauthorized activity around Windsor Castle, with four people arrested 'on suspicion of malicious communications'. Chief Superintendant Felicity Parker of Thames Valley Police stated that any such activity is taken extremely seriously.
Trump and his wife Melania will stay at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, hosted by King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The specific details of the political and economic talks between Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer are not mentioned in the article. After the talks, Trump will return to the United States again.
The ties between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein continue to be a source of controversy. The exact nature of the ambassador's close ties to Epstein, who died in 2019, is not specified in the article. However, it is worth noting that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer dismissed his ambassador to Washington due to these close ties.
As the state visit continues, it is expected that more protests and debates will arise, reflecting the ongoing controversy surrounding Trump's ties to Epstein and his political stance.
