UK police seize advertising van displaying photo of Trump and Epstein

Protests against US President Donald Trump's visit to the UK continue. The British political campaign group 'Everyone Hates Elon' drove an advertising van through the streets near Windsor Castle, where Trump was to be hosted by King Charles III, displaying a photograph of Trump with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Police stopped the advertising van, turned off its screens, and seized the vehicle. Following the incident, a spokesperson for the group stated, "We are fed up with the US influence over the UK."

TRUMP VISITED THE GRAVE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II

Trump visited St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle and laid a wreath at the grave of the late British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. Trump attended a private military musical performance held in the East Terrace Garden of Windsor Castle with King Charles III. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was also present at the performance.

The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, performed a flypast over Windsor Castle to mark Trump's visit to the UK, filling the sky with red, blue, and white smoke, the colors of the US flag.

Following the demonstrations, King Charles will host a dinner in honor of Trump at St George's Hall in Windsor Castle this evening.

4 PEOPLE WERE DETAINED DURING PROTESTS

Photographs and footage of Trump with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had previously been projected onto the walls of the Royal family's Windsor Castle. The video also featured projections of a birthday letter allegedly written by Trump to Epstein, photos of Epstein's victims, news footage related to the case, and police reports, as presented by Democrats in the US House of Representatives. Protesters also unfurled a large banner featuring Trump and Epstein near Windsor Castle. Police had detained 4 people due to the protests at Windsor Castle.