Daniela Relph
Senior royal correspondent, in Windsor

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The morning after the night before at Windsor Castle following the state banquet.

But the royal hosting duties are not done yet.

As the president visits Chequers, First Lady Melania Trump is staying in Windsor where she is being entertained by both the Queen and Princess of Wales.

First stop was the castle library and a visit to the Dolls House.

The first lady has been shown the exquisite detail of the house - it has electricity, running water and a stocked wine.

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Helena Wilkinson
Reporting from Windsor Castle

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I can see that the Union Jack is now flying above Windsor Castle, instead of the Standard.

It means that the King has left the castle.

The Standard is only flown when the King is in residence at a Royal Palace.

Gary O'Donoghue
Chief North America correspondent

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It's an obvious gambit by the British, but a tour of the Churchill collection at Chequers today will be right up President Trump's street.

The place is laden with shared history between the two countries - Churchill, during the war, regularly hosted Franklin D Roosevelt's close political confidant Harry Hopkins here, as well as the US ambassador, John Gilbert Winant, a Republican.

Indeed, Churchill's daughter-in-law, Pamela, began a long running affair with W. Averell Harriman - a key US diplomat - at Chequers, both while married to other people. They would marry years later.

President Trump has also, twice, restored a bust of Churchill to the Oval office, first in 2017 and again at the beginning of this year - the first time around it was pretty much hand delivered by the then-prime minister, Theresa May.

To paraphrase Churchill, he once asserted that democracy was the least worst form of government - it would be interesting to know if this President shares that view.

We can now bring you some pictures from inside Chequers.

Prime Minister Starmer is seen giving President Trump a warm welcome, showing him around the residence.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Lady Starmer and US President Donald Trump have now entered Chequers.

It's an Elizabethan house gifted to British prime ministers to welcome them and their teams, and is being used to welcome Trump for talks today.

We'll be seeing Trump and Starmer later today for a news conference.

Chris Mason
Political editor, reporting from Chequers

I’ve just counted them through the gate here at Chequers — a 15-car motorcade for the president, driving him around 100 metres from his helicopter Marine One to the front door of the building.

The very act of transporting the president is a projection of power — as well as security.

As the US President's car approaches the entryway, the bagpipers start up.

Donald Trump exits the car and is greeted in the driveway by Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria.

Trump shakes both their hands and has a brief chat with them.

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Henry Zeffman
Chief political correspondent

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The journey that President Trump is getting into the Beast to do is maybe a maximum of 200 metres, and nevertheless there is a convoy of cars ready to take him.

The ceremonial welcome awaits the president as he arrives at the front entrance of Chequers.

I cannot emphasise enough quite how short the journey that is about to take place in the car is.

US President Donald Trump has stepped off the helicopter after a short journey from Windsor Castle to the Chequers residence.

A car entourage was promptly ready to greet the president as he stepped off and arrived at PM Starmer's country house.

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The US president's helicopter, Marine One, has now landed at the prime minister's Chequers residence.

Sean Coughlan
Royal correspondent

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As President Trump made his farewells to King Charles at Windsor Castle, there will be a feeling that it’s been a job well done by the royals, who seem to have successfully wowed and wooed their US visitors.

The baton has been handed over to the political part of the visit, but the grandeur of Wednesday’s state banquet and a day of royal ceremonies seems to have delighted the US president, who called it one of the “highest honours” of his life.

The government will hope that all the flattery and spectacle will have made the president more receptive to tougher messages, such as on Ukraine and trade tariffs.

The president will have to leave the warm glow that he’s enjoyed inside the castle walls. Outside there have been protests against his visit.

But it’s been a reminder of how the royals can put on a show like few others.

Our cameras outside Windsor Castle have just captured the US president's air convoy flying northwards towards Chequers.

It's about a 15-minute journey by air - he'll be travelling in Marine One:

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In the last few minutes, a final group picture of Queen Camilla, King Charles, US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump has been released.

Unlike yesterday, neither the Queen nor the first lady are wearing their exuberant hats.

Charles is wearing a navy blue striped suit, with a blue tie with white details. Trump is wearing a navy blue suit with a red tie and his wife Melania is wearing a fitted skirt suit that appears to be made of light brown leather.

Queen Camilla is wearing a white dress with a pearl necklace.

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Trump has just taken off in Marine One and is heading for Chequers.

The prime minister's residence is often used to host visiting official guests - including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in 2023 - as well as cabinet meetings.

Trump has been there before, in 2018 when he paid a working visit to the UK and met the then-prime minister Theresa May.

Here's what the huge manor house looks like:

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US President Donald Trump and King Charles are both wearing suits this morning.

We haven't yet caught a glimpse of First Lady Melania Trump or Queen Camilla.

The first lady will be carrying out a final round of engagements in Windsor, including a visit to the Queen Mary's Dolls' House with the Queen.

Trump's presidential car - the so-called "Beast" - draws up to the entrance. The car drives away with Trump on board.

The US president is now bound for Chequers to meet Sir Keir Starmer.

We understand he will fly to the prime minister's country residence on his helicopter, Marine One (weather-allowing).

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After a second handshake, the King and Donald Trump have walked down the steps out into the courtyard where the Beast is waiting for the US president.

Daniela Relph
Senior royal correspondent, in Windsor

"He's a great gentleman and a great King," the US president tells media.