By Tendai Guvamombe
London, England (News Of The South) – US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are currently in London in their first ever visit this Monday.
The three day visit will see the esteemed couple from the White House convening high profiled discussions with British Prime Minister Theresa May, earmarked to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings, when 150 thousand allied troops pushed German forces from France subsequently flown to Ireland to meet Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
The State visit is likely to be met with what has been termed the anti-Trump campaign demonstrations in London and the rest of United Kingdom.
Meanwhile Secretary General for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) Kate Hudson hinted the media that greater anticipations will see masses gathering around the country from all walks of life.
“There is very strong opposition to Trump in the U.K, she reiterated.
Trump is reported to have also thrown his weight behind Boris Johnson as the British next Prime Minister amid Theresa May will inevitably step down as the leader of the Consecutive Party.
“I think Boris will do a good job. I think he would be excellent, I like him,” Trump said.
During the eve of the Transcontinental journey at White House on Sunday Trump had vowed to engage with Pro-Brexit politician, Nigel Farage where he also hinted that Britain should walk away from the Brexit talks and refuse to pay 39 billion pound divorce bill if dismally failed to secure a better deal from the European Union.
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