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The best posters and protests against Donald Trump during his state visit
Protesters gather in Edinburgh on the second day of the state visit to the UK by US President Donald Trump. Photograph: Conor Riordan/PA Wire. - Credit: PA
Ten of thousands of people turned out to protest against Donald Trump's state visit in London.
Protestors get their point across in demonstrations across London against Trump's state visit. Photo: Mike Kemp/In Pictures/Getty Images - Credit: Mike Kemp
Once again the British people did not disappoint with their creative ways of showing their displeasure with the red carpet being rolled out for the US president.
Here are some of our favourite posters and ways people expressed their anger.
- Let us know what you thought of the visit by submitting a letter to letters@theneweuropean.co.uk and you could see it printed in our next newspaper.
Protesters at the Donald Trump protest. Photograph: Supplied/Archant. - Credit: Archant
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