A Trump lookalike turned heads during the President's visit to the UK.

Footage shows Danny Tommo interviewing the impersonator, who is dressed in a suit, red tie, and a MAGA cap.

He jokingly claimed that the crowd was not hostile but had gathered to celebrate him.

The Trump-alike said: 'They love me in the UK. They've come here especially to celebrate me and all the good things I've done for them.'

The pair then shared a laugh before exchanging a playful 'we love you' as they parted.

A coalition of more than 50 organisations - including trade unions, environmental activists, anti-racism groups, and pro-Palestinian movements - assembled in central London to demonstrate against Trump's second official visit.

The group, known as the Stop Trump Coalition, began marching from Portland Place towards Whitehall at around 3 pm local time on Wednesday, September 17.

Authorities estimated that approximately 5,000 people took part in the march. More than 1,600 police officers were deployed, including around 500 officers from outside London.

The visit coincided with preparations for a new UK–US technology partnership aimed at strengthening cooperation between the nations' multi-trillion-pound tech sectors.

A formal state banquet took place at 8:30 am in St George's Hall, attended by members of the Royal Family, the US delegation, and other prominent figures.

This event followed days after the Unite the Kingdom protest, during which far-left demonstrators, some reportedly associated with the group Antifa, clashed with British nationalist activists during a separate rally in London.

The demonstration reportedly attracted more than 110,000 people - though attendees claimed the number was much higher.