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Britain / 31 October 2019
Trump visit during Nato Summit to be met with protests
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ANTI-WAR protests will “welcome” US President Donald Trump to London during the 2019 Nato summit, campaigners announced yesterday.

Mr Trump will also be visiting the Queen during the summit in December, who will be hosting a reception for Nato leaders at Buckingham Palace.

Stop the War Coalition convener Lindsey German said: “Trump will be coming here the week before an election and will endorse [Prime Minister Boris] Johnson.

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