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Starmer to host Trump at Chequers amid £150bn US investment pledge
Sir Keir Starmer is set to host Donald Trump at Chequers this afternoon as the US president continues his second state visit to Britain.
The two leaders will be accompanied by leading technology CEOs, who are expected to take part in announcements of new tech partnerships, a US official said.
The prime minister is seeking to spotlight a promised £150bn wave of American investment and a new UK–US “technology prosperity deal” focused on AI, even as questions swirl over what concessions Washington may expect in return.
Talks on reducing steel tariffs appear to have stalled.

Today’s joint press conference is shaping up as the most high-risk moment of the visit, with potential clashes on Middle East policy and questions about both governments’ links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump was guest of honour at a Windsor Castle banquet last night, attended by the King and leading US tech chiefs including Sam Altman, Tim Cook and Jensen Huang.
Shweta Sharma18 September 2025 04:03
Preview: Trump to meet with Starmer
US President Donald Trump is set to meet with Sir Keir Starmer at Chequers on Thursday.
The pair will view the Sir Winston Churchill archives before holding a bilateral meeting. Afterward, they’re expected to hold a press conference.

Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 04:00
ICYMI: Prince William and Kate share unseen video of Trump's state visit
Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 03:30
Melania Trump and Princess Kate make bold fashion choices for their historic first outing together
First Lady Melania Trump and the Princess of Wales are set to make history with their first joint outing together.
The pair will travel to Frogmore Gardens on Thursday, marking their first solo outing without their respective spouses. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is set to meet with Sir Keir Starmer at Chequers.
Caitlin Hornik and Tom Murray have the story:
Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 03:00
‘Joined by history and fate’: Trump and King Charles toast US-UK ‘kinship’ ... and each other at lavish state banquet
Nearly 250 years after Americans cast off their colonial shackles by declaring independence from Great Britain, President Donald Trump on Wednesday hailed the deep historical and cultural ties between the United States and the United Kingdom as he capped a historic second state visit to the country at a banquet hosted by King Charles III.
Keep reading:
Andrew Feinberg18 September 2025 02:30
In pictures: Demonstrators march through London to protest Trump visit


Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 02:00
Watch: Trump takes swipe at Prince Harry during state banquet speech
Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 01:30
What's next on Trump's agenda?
US President Donald Trump is set to leave Windsor Castle on Thursday morning.
Sir Keir Starmer will then host Mr Trump at Chequers for a bilateral meeting.
Meanwhile, first lady Melania Trump is set to see Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House and the Royal Library at Windsor Castle on Thursday.
She will then join the Princess of Wales at Frogmore Gardens for a meeting with the Chief Scout Dwayne Fields and members of the Scouts’ Squirrels programme.
See the full agenda here:
Katie Hawkinson18 September 2025 01:00
Comment: Trump is being honoured at the Windsor Castle lock-in to hide the truth about Britain
Sam Kiley18 September 2025 00:30
Watch day one of Donald Trump’s historic UK state visit in three minutes

Watch day one of Donald Trump’s historic UK state visit in three minutes
Day one of Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK, which included a royal welcome and a lavish banquet, has concluded. On his first official day, he paid a visit to St George's Chapel to lay a wreath at Queen Elizabeth II’s grave and witnessed a guard of honour and carriage procession. The spectacle continued late into the evening with a luxury state banquet at St George’s Hall, which was attended by 160 guests. Both the US president and the King gave speeches, with the pair both praising the UK and US’ “special relationship”.
Katie Hawkinson17 September 2025 23:59


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