Donald Trump Has Arrived in the UK for Nato’s 70th Anniversary Summit

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We would be in the middle of World War Three if Donald Trump was not US President, according to the man himself who kicked off the Nato summit with a bang on Tuesday morning.

Air Force One landed in Stansted Airport with the President and his wife Melania on board on Monday night ahead of the two-day event.

A five-minute press briefing on Tuesday morning with the Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the US ambassador's residence in London turned into an almost hour-long frenzied press conference.

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Queen to host Donald Trump and world leaders

The Queen is preparing to host US President Donald Trump at a Buckingham Palace reception for Nato leaders.

Mr Trump landed at Stansted Airport in Air Force One with his wife Melania at 10pm on Monday for his third visit as US President.

He will gather with Western politicians and their partners in the royal residence's grand State Rooms.

The Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will formally greet the Nato leaders at the reception, which marks 70 years of the alliance.

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Trump blasts Macron over ‘brain dead’ Nato remarks

US president calls French leader’s comments ‘nasty’ and says Paris could leave alliance

Donald Trump has lashed out at Emmanuel Macron on the first morning of a two-day Nato meeting, saying the French president’s description of Nato as brain dead was insulting and a “very, very nasty statement”.

At a news conference alongside the Nato secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, the US president also accused Macron of trying to break away from Nato, as well as running a failing economy – while discarding the fact he himself has described Nato as obsolete on previous occasions.

Macron had tried to galvanise the agenda for the summit in London by calling the 70-year western alliance “brain dead”, but Trump said: “Nato serves a great purpose. I think that’s very insulting.”

He added: “Nobody needs Nato more than France. It’s a very dangerous statement for them to make.”

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