Trump's shock welcome in England! Photos of him and Epstein projected onto castle walls

Air Force One, carrying US President Trump , landed at Stansted Airport in north-east London at 21:10 UK time (23:10 Turkish time).

The Trumps were greeted at the airport by Lord of the Royal Staff Henry Hood, who is authorized to greet guests on behalf of King Charles III, and Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper.

'ENGLAND HAS A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART'

Addressing reporters waiting for him at the airport, Trump said Britain has a special place in his heart.

President Trump and his wife traveled to Winfield House, the official residence of the US Ambassador to London, with the presidential helicopter Marine One, which was waiting for them at the airport.

Trump will be officially welcomed today by King Charles III at Windsor Castle in Windsor. He will also attend a dinner held in his honor at Windsor Castle that evening.

On the second day of his contacts, the US President will meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the Prime Minister's residence, Chequers, in Aylesbury.

PHOTOS OF EPSTEIN REFLECTED

Meanwhile, protests took place in Windsor, where Trump will spend the day today. Activists criticized Trump for his relationship with billionaire Jeffrey Epstein , who was found dead in prison while on trial for allegedly running a prostitution ring for underage girls.

Activists unfurled a giant banner displaying photos of Trump and Epstein, and later that evening, they projected photos depicting the Trump-Epstein relationship onto the walls of Windsor Castle. It was subsequently announced that the four perpetrators had been detained.

Protests against Trump will also be held in Windsor and London today. The protest in London will begin in front of the BBC and end in Parliament Square. London's Metropolitan Police announced that 1,600 police officers will be deployed to provide security for tomorrow's demonstration.