"I am beyond disappointed," Michelle, 32, a marketing executive who declined to give her surname, told AFP of Britain rolling out the red carpet. "Donald Trump as a person is... fuelling a lot of the far-right protests that we're already having here. "The mood is celebratory," attendee Dan Martin, 72, an American charity administrator, told AFP from the grand three-century old building where Charles married Queen Camilla in 2005. "It's not disruptive, but I'd still rather not have him," he added, delighted that protests were planned in Windsor and London. The late monarch's remains lie in a crypt in St George's Chapel within Windsor Castle.In July, Charles hosted French President Emmanuel Macron for a state visit there.

Source: The Times September 18, 2025 03:14 UTC