Trump's promises ....
One of the good things about a royal family. Dignitaries love them.
Five potential flashpoints for Trump's visit
The president has no incentive to mess things up - he clearly likes the pomp and pageantry of royalty and will want the pictures to look good back home ahead of his re-election campaign.
It's not perfectly safe though.
... and it's not because it's been chlorine washed, but why.
The chickens are chlorine washed because they have to be to reduce the higher levels of bacteria on them compared to UK chickens.
Relying on Chlorine washing instead of better animal welfare and hygiene standards can and does reduce the costs, but it increases the risk of food poisoning because it doesn't reduce the risks of contamination to levels enough to offset (not only surface contamination, chlorination does not remove any contamination that has penetrated the meat) - the percentage of deaths from food poisoning in the US is 6 times higher than the UK as an example.
So disregarding the chlorine risk, the issue is one of cheaper direct costs to the farmer/supply chain versus less healthy and well looked after chickens, higher risks of food poisoning and the indirect costs on the economy from lost workdays and increased NHS usage.
My hometown Trump preparations are now well underway for his visit later this week.
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the bbc being respectful and unbiased...
victoria derbyshire show (bbc2), 10am today.
A still image says all that - great stuff from a Tommy Robinson supporter data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Still confused as to why we need to "respect" Trump when he doesn't know the meaning of the word.
He doesn't respect his own office, instantly demeaned it with that 'loser' tweet just before touching down
I believe that this is what those on the right call, a "snowflake"
not from the North West England constituency?