FOUR PEOPLE ARE ARRESTED AFTER IMAGES OF EPSTEIN, TRUMP AND PRINCE ANDREW ARE PROJECTED ON TO WINDSOR CASTLE IN SECURITY SHAMBLES AS US PRESIDENT LANDS IN UK.

Four people have been arrested after images of Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew and Donald Trump were projected on to Windsor Castle as the President begins his state visit today.
Thousands are set to descend on central London today to protest Trump's visit, with other demonstrations gearing up around the UK in opposition to the US President's two-day stay.

About 1,600 police officers will be in the capital, around Westminster, amid a march involving 50 groups organised by the Stop Trump Coalition.

Earlier on Tuesday evening, a video of several photos and clips of the disgraced financier and the US President, 79, together over the years were displayed onto the brick walls.

The series of images were accompanied by a timeline, showing several pictures of the two as well as a note written by Mr Trump to Epstein in a copy of his book 'Trump the Art of The Comeback' which read: 'To Jeff, you are the greatest.'

Images of Prince Andrew alongside Epstein, who was on trial for several sex trafficking charges, were also shone on the screen for passers by in the Berkshire town to see.

In 2019, the financier died in jail while facing trial, accused of running a 'vast network' of trafficking underage girls. He was also convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor a decade prior, for which he was a registered sex offender.

The Windsor incident comes as Mr Trump landed for his second state visit to the UK today, where he spoke of how being in Britain 'warm[ed]' his heart.

Thames Valley Police have since confirmed four adults were arrested on suspicion of malicious communication after what they called a 'public stunt'.

Chief Superintendent Felicity Parker said: 'We take any unauthorised activity around Windsor Castle extremely seriously.

'Our officers responded swiftly to stop the projection and four people have been arrested.

'We are conducting a thorough investigation with our partners into the circumstances surrounding this incident and will provide further updates when we are in a position to do so.'

On Tuesday night, the Republican leader arrived at Stansted Airport on Air Force One and held his 55-year-old wife First Lady Melania's hand as he walked down the aircraft steps.

 

Melania sported a trench coat from British designer Burberry and black riding boots as she and her husband were greeted by the Viscount Hood, Lord-in-Waiting, on behalf of King Charles.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, who opposed his first state visit, shook Trump's hand for about five seconds.

After landing on British soil, the US President also made several glowing remarks about the King.

He also praised the 'outstanding' job his US Ambassador to the UK Warren Stevens had done as he stood shoulder-to-shoulder with him outside Winfield House where he will spend the night.

And while onboard Air Force One, Trump gushed about the expected pageantry awaiting him.