An unprecedented gesture during President Trump's state visit saw him and First Lady Melania Trump travel by royal carriage through Windsor Castle's grounds, a privilege never before extended during such diplomatic occasions.
US Political commentator Nora Lee Notzon characterised the exceptional arrangement as "a significant gesture of friendship" that would establish foundations for enhanced commercial partnerships between Britain and America.
Military personnel from the Household Cavalry assembled at Windsor Castle for the historic welcome.
GB News host Charlie Peters observed that witnessing Britain's ceremonial military traditions would particularly please President Trump, noting his appreciation for such displays.
Nora Lee Notzon characterised this exceptional arrangement as 'a significant gesture of friendship'
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Speaking on GB News, Ms Notzon said: "There’s a lot of business being announced.
"This morning, GSK confirmed a $30billion investment in the US and that’s a win for America.
"It’s also been announced that there will be a $100 billion investment in the UK from Blackstone, and BlackRock has committed $500million to AI data centres here.
"That’s crucial to our national security. The focus will be on the positive developments happening between the US and the UK."
GB News host Charlie Peters: "We’ve seen soldiers from the Household Cavalry entering Windsor Castle in the final stages of preparation.
"For them, this will be one of the highlights of their careers welcoming a US president. Mr Trump will be delighted to see the finery of the British military on display; nobody does it better."
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She responded: "And of course, it’s no secret he adores this nation. His mother’s family hails from Scotland, and he has always been complimentary about Britain. He’s also very excited to be staying at the historic Windsor Castle."
Miriam said: "President Trump and the First Lady are due to ride in the royal carriage around the grounds of Windsor Castle something we understand has never happened before on a state visit.
"Will this be perceived as a significant gesture of friendship?"
She agreed: "I think it absolutely will. It’s a significant gesture of friendship and it helps to lay the groundwork for more positive discussions about business alliances between the UK and the US."
The President and the First Lady will travel by royal carriage during their visit
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The American president arrived at London Stansted Airport on Tuesday via Air Force One, with the First Lady accompanying him for the three-day diplomatic engagement.
Following their landing, the presidential party travelled to the US ambassador's official residence in the capital.
During Wednesday's programme of events, the presidential couple paid their respects at the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.
Mr and Mrs Trump placed a wreath at the late monarch's tomb within St George's Chapel at Windsor.
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