A flypast to honour Donald Trump's unprecedented second State Visit has been scaled back due to strong winds and low cloud in London.
F-35 fighter jets, which were due to fly over Windsor, are now not expected to fly.
The iconic Red Arrows are still expected to put on a display despite cloudy conditions.
The flypast was set to take place to mark Donald Trump's unprecedented second State Visit, which officially began today.
The RAF flypast has been cancelled due to strong winds and low cloud in London
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A fleet of British and American F-35 stealth jets was due to accompany the RAF's Red Arrows in a historic military flypast before the cancellation.
The military display aimed to showcase the longstanding alliance between the UK and US.
The flypast is scheduled to arrive over Windsor Castle at around 4.45pm.
Similar shows take place at major royal occasions, including Trooping the Colour and at King Charles's Coronation in 2023.
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The Red Arrows will set off from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire, where the aircraft are based, before flying over parts of Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.
They will continue their route over Heathrow Airport and Windsor, being visible from the streets of the capital.
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| REUTERSThe formation will then fly over Buckinghamshire and Leicestershire, as it heads back to base.
President Trump and Melania Trump have laid a wreath at Queen Elizabeth II’s tomb this afternoon.
They departed Windsor Castle by car after having lunch with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
The Trumps arrived at St George’s Chapel and were greeted by the Dean of Windsor, Rev.Christopher Cocksworth and the Chapter Clerk, Miss Charlotte Manley.
The Guard Commander presented the Guard before King Charles and Donald Trump inspected the Guard of Honour together
| PAThe President and First Lady were given a tour of the Quire, before they returned to Windsor Castle by car ahead of the State Banquet tonight.
King Charles will host the traditional white tie state banquet this evening, during which both the monarch and President Trump will deliver speeches.
On Thursday, President Trump will meet with Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
He will witness an air display by the British Army's Red Devils Parachute Display Team and a performance by two RAF pipers at Chequers.