Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

President Trump arrives for a rare Royal State visit, soaking up the pomp and the pageantry.

We talk to the former UK Ambassador to the United States Sir Nigel Scheinwalk, on the future of this special

relationship now that Trump has thrown his weight

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One of the most important directors of her generation,

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with magician and New York Times crossword mastermind David Quam. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Wancourt in London where today President Trump begins a

three-day state visit. As his plane landed there was an undiplomatic flurry of

tweets from the president to his longtime nemesis, the mayor of this capital city, London, who opposes

the visit and said so in his own on diplomatic terms. But by the time Trump's

helicopter landed at Buckingham Palace it was all smiles and a lot of pomp and pageantry.

The Queen laying on a right royal welcome.

And then it was ceremony at Westminster Abbey where the President and First Lady laid a wreath at the grave of the

unknown warrior and also visited the tombs of great scientists like Stephen Hawking

and Charles Darwin. It was a very English afternoon tea time to be shared with the air to the throne Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall and tonight is the state banquet

Today of course is the royal part of the visit tomorrow it's all politics and the

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