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I'm Tim Franks.
It's day two.
In other words, the final day of Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom,
his unprecedented second state visit.
And within about 20 minutes or so, we're told, at least as far as we expect,
he's due to give a joint news conference alongside the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer.
So far,
all the coverage has suggested that the events have gone rather well as far as the visitors and hosts are concerned,
because up to now,
Mr and Mrs Trump and their delegations have been bathed pretty much non-stop in royal pageantry and ceremony,