o President Trump spent the first day of his historic second official state visit to the U.K. basking in the limelight with King Charles III and other senior British royals, in a day filled with ceremony and capped by a formal banquet at Windsor Castle.

o The second and last day of his state visit will see Mr. Trump get down to business, moving from the royal estate in Windsor to Chequers, the official country residence of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, where U.K. leaders often host foreign dignitaries for closed-door discussions.

o Starmer, despite his own center-left political leaning, appears to have built a solid relationship with Mr. Trump since taking office a year ago. He's likely to try to seize upon any goodwill the pomp and circumstance of the previous day's events may have engendered in Mr. Trump to push his own administration's objectives, particularly on easing trade barriers and ending the devastating wars in Gaza and Ukraine.

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