The UK and Keir Starmer need Trump’s state visit right now

Pompon and Pageantry of US President Donald Trump’s government visit to England will offer a pleasant distraction of the British government’s problems on the home front.

The visit, which began on Wednesday, when Trump and First Lady Melania’s King’s Honors in Windsor and queen Camilla’s dignity in Windsor, will be the guests of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

In the last two weeks, Starmer’s Deputy Prime Minister and near Ally Angela Rayner resigned after a home tax scandal and triggered a large cabinet change. Then, Starmer reserved England’s ambassador to US Peter Mandelson.

More than 100,000 people participated in a mass protest in the center of London last weekend to express their anger on immigration figures that were apparently uncontrollable, and there are increasing rumors about Starmer’s ability to rule the country among MPs in his Workers’ Party.

Against this fund, Starmer will want to make the best use of his visit to the state, and will reveal all the glory of the royal family and a fan of the royal family and Trump, a fan of Trump.

Since Britain is well placed to influence Trump and First Lady, the UK stretches the “soft power” of the old tradition and ceremony, and also puts events that exhibit the “special relationship” between the transatlantic allies at cultural and commercial levels.

The first state visit was not Trump’s first royal Rodeo, as it was the guest of Late Queen Elizabeth II in 2019.

On Wednesday, Trumps, King Charles and Queen Camilla will be greeted with a royal salute at Windsor Castle, then follow a transport procession in Windsor – security is bored in front of the visit, police teams are looking for drainage, network passages, roads and ridicule route this week.

Later, the President, Queen II. He will put a wreath on Elizabeth’s grave and follow a plane of American F-35 military jets alongside the British red arrows. The day will end with a state feast where both the king and the president will speak.

Trade will take the center on Thursday and will turn to President Starmer, trade officials and business leaders and a series of bilateral meetings for Dama (England Prime Minister Country House).

The UK was the first country to sign a trade agreement with Trump, and a 10% tariff was given in its exports to states. London now, technology partnerships and Energy on the agenda.

Emek and Starmer’s approval ratings stand in abandonment. A Yougov Survey Considering on September 8, 69% of the respondents did not approve the government and only 12% were approved and the rest were unstable.

CNBC has reached Downing Street on Starmer’s leadership and details of Trump’s state visit.

Labour’s reserves in the local elections next May will probably be decisive for the political future of Starmer. The misfortune of the party seems to be greater in the context of the victory of the landslide in July last year, which provided a large majority in the parliament.

Bill Blain, a market strategist and former investment banker, fails to “be a lawyer who is not a leader in the” Blain’s Morning Porridge “news bulletin on Monday because the party does not have the internal discipline of the party. The party has a large majority as long as there is no desire to use the majority of the challenging policies.”

How much Trump noticed for Starmer’s survey ratings-and the populist right-leaning reform reform is uncertain of the upper rival Nigel Farage, the leader of England, but will be careful to make the best use of the UK government Trump’s natural bonhomie with Starmer’s Natural Bonhomie.

Despite their political differences, Trump really like British PM – and England

In June, when Trump was asked whether England would be protected from higher tariffs, he replied: “England is very well protected. Do you know why? Because I like them. This is their final protection.”

This could be something that the government can stick at problematic times.