Tens of thousands protesters have gathered in the British capital to march against the US President Donald Trump on Friday. The crowd has assembled in central London to march through the streets towards Trafalgar Square.
The organizers of the rally called on participants to use hashtags #CarnivalofResistance #Resist #StopTrumpism when posting content in relation to the march online.
Activists turned up holding various posters and placards with different messages about and directed at Mr. Trump.
In addition to the main attraction — the 'Trump baby' blimp — protestors held dolls and cutouts mocking the US president.
The baby joke seems to have stuck, with placards on display urging Trump to "fly away baby."
Others held placards urging Trump to return to the US.
Prior to his state visit in Britain, Mr. Trump said during a press conference that "people in the UK like" him and agree with him on immigration.
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The US President arrived inLondon on Thursday and is set to meet with the UK PM Theresa May at Chequers and the Queen at Windsor Castle. Mr. Trump is set to leave for Scotland on Saturday to visit his golf courses before traveling to Helsinki to attend a Monday meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.