Here are five things to look out for on day three of Donald Trump’s state visit.
1. Possible meetings with Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove
The president is expected to meet Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove in the morning, before his first official engagement in Portsmouth at 11.00am.
Boris Johnson, another of Mr Trump’s favourite British politicians, shared a phone call with him on Tuesday.
Both Mr Gove and Mr Hunt are expected to meet the president separately.
2. D-Day
The 75th anniversary of D-Day in June 1944 is a major theme of Mr Trump’s visit to Europe.
Today, he will mark the anniversary with the Queen and the Prince of Wales in Portsmouth.
Mr Trump and the Queen will meet veterans in a marquee at the event.
3. Goodbye from the Queen
After the D-Day event in Portsmouth, the Queen will formally bid President Trump and Melania Trump farewell, as they move to Ireland, the next destination on their European tour.
As head of state, the Queen has formally hosted the US leader throughout his stay, with other members of the royal family representing her at some events.
The Queen’s farewell marks the end of the official state visit, after which Mr Trump will travel to Air Force One to fly to Ireland.
4. Arrival in Ireland
In the afternoon, President Trump and the First Lady will arrive at Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland.
The president and First Lady will then travel to Doonbeg hotel and golf resort in Co Clare, which Mr Trump owns.
A wide range of groups have joined a protest coalition against the US president’s visit, including trade union Unite, environmentalists Extinction Rebellion and the Green Party.
The protesters, organised under the banner of “Stop Trump Ireland”, will hold protests at Shannon Airport where Mr Trump will land, and in Dublin.
The demonstrations follow large protests in central London against the president’s visit on Tuesday.
They will continue until his departure for France on Thursday.
