Trump's Visit to the UK Explained - July 2018

President Donald Trump's visit to the UK is marked by controversy and protests. Initially planned for February, the visit was canceled due to Trump's objections to the new US embassy plans. London Mayor Sadiq Khan and many Londoners oppose Trump's policies, leading to protests. Despite this, Trump will visit on July 13th for a working visit, meeting with the Queen and Prime Minister Theresa May. Security measures are extensive, costing the UK an estimated £5 million. The visit highlights strong anti-Trump sentiment in the UK, with many protesting his policies, including the Muslim travel ban.

Why was Donald Trump's initial visit to the UK in February canceled?

• Due to a scheduling conflict

• Because of a natural disaster

• Because of Trump's complaints about the Obama-era embassy plans

• Due to a diplomatic disagreement with Theresa May

What type of visit is Donald Trump making to the UK in July?

• A ceremonial visit

• A state visit

• A working visit

• A private visit

Which location is mentioned as a possible meeting place for Trump and the Queen?

• The British Museum

• 10 Downing Street

• Windsor Castle

• Buckingham Palace

What is the estimated cost to the UK for ensuring Trump's safety during his visit?

• £1 million

• £5 million

• £3 million

• £10 million

How many Brits signed a protest against Trump's state visit planned for February?

• Over 500,000

• Over 1 million

• Over 2 million

• Over 1.8 million