What will Donald Trump get up to on day two of state visit?

What does Tuesday hold in store for the US President? Credit: PA

From the moment Donald Trump and Melania arrived at Stansted Airport on Monday, the hours that have passed have been a whirlwind.

The US President is here for a three-day state visit and so far he has met the Queen, visited Buckingham Palace and attended a state banquet.

He will continue to take part in engagements - here's what the US President is up to on Tuesday:

Donald and Melania Trump met the Queen at Buckingham Palace on Monday. Credit: PA
  • 10am - Donald Trump meets business leaders and Theresa May

Mr Trump and Prime Minister Theresa May will co-host a business breakfast meeting with senior UK and US business leaders.

The event at St James’s Palace will also be attended by the Duke of York.

The meeting with Donald Trump will be Theresa May's final one as Prime Minister. Credit: PA
  • 11am - The US President at Number 10

The US leader will hold talks with Mrs May at 10 Downing Street.

Ahead of the June trip, Mr Trump praised Tory leadership frontrunner Boris Johnson and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage, describing them as friends of his and hinting that he may meet them during the visit.

The remarks about Mrs May’s political rivals risk embarrassing the outgoing Prime Minister, as she prepares to step down from her post on June 7.

  • 1pm - Melania Trump attends garden party with Philip May

The First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, is expected to attend a garden party at Downing Street.

Philip May and Melania Trump will attend a garden party at Downing Street. Credit: PA
  • 1.45pm

The Prime Minister and the US President will hold a joint press conference at Downing Street.

  • 3pm

Mrs May and Mr Trump are expected to have a tour of Churchill War Rooms with Melania and Philip May.

Marine One has been flying Donald Trump around London. Credit: PA
  • 7pm

Mr and Mrs Trump will host a dinner at Winfield House - the official residence of Woody Johnson, the US ambassador to the UK - in Regent’s Park, which will be attended by Charles and Camilla, who will represent the Queen.