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Four people have been arrested after images of Donald Trump alongside sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were projected onto the walls of a British Royal Family residence where the United States president is set to be hosted by King Charles.
Trump arrived in the UK late on Tuesday local time for an unprecedented second state visit, and will be greeted by Charles on Wednesday at Windsor Castle, about 40 kilometres west of London.
Earlier on Tuesday, protesters unfurled a massive banner featuring a photograph of Trump and Epstein near the castle, and later projected several images of the pair onto one of its towers.

According to a statement from UK police, four adults were taken into custody under allegations of malicious communications after an “unauthorised projection” at Windsor Castle, which officials labeled as a “public stunt.” The individuals are still being held.

Three women hold placards protesting Donald Trump's visit to the UK

The protest was arranged by the Stop Trump Coalition, with an anticipation of thousands of participants marching through central London on Wednesday. Source: Getty / Yui Mok

A birthday card Trump allegedly wrote to Epstein more than 20 years ago — which the White House denies is authentic — was also projected onto the castle, along with pictures of Epstein’s victims, news clips about the case and police reports.

Though he has urged his supporters to move on from the topic, there has been renewed interest in details about Epstein’s crimes and who else may have known about them or been involved with him.

Trump was friends with Epstein before becoming president, but had a falling out with the former financier years before his 2019 death in prison.

The birthday letter contained text of a purported dialogue between Trump and Epstein in which Trump calls him a “pal”.
“May every day be another wonderful secret,” the letter reads.
The text sits within a crude sketch of the silhouette of a naked woman.
Thousands of protesters are expected to march through central London on Wednesday, although Trump is not expected to visit the British capital during his visit.

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