As polite as they tend to appear, when the British don't like something or someone, they'll let you know. And when it comes to politicians, they'll unleash their creativity when they do it.
The first time President Trump visited the U.K. in 2018, protesters turned out in droves to greet him. It's no different the second time around, either.
Here are some of the highlights from the latest round of protests.
She probably did offer him the good biscuits though, because the Queen is a proper host like that.
And they clearly prepared well ahead of time. How long must it have taken to knit a protest sign?
I'm not sure if that's a papier-mache baby Trump or what, but it definitely looks like a lot to carry around all day.
Whether it was the trademark Trump shellac or the prospect of a prison jumpsuit, you couldn't miss it.
Golf scores and popular vote, ouch! Trump spends a lot of time on his golf game...
I'm assuming that's supposed to be Putin on Trump's back. All the phones pointed his way is credit to this guy's work.
They put their displeasure on blast.
It shouldn't surprise me that the Brits can bring it with word play.
Apparently this thing would shout out "Fake News" and "Witch Hunt" and fart from time to time.
Courtesy of Led By Donkeys, a four-man protest group that gained attention for their Brexit billboard protests, some incisive tweets were posted around London.
Those crowds that Trump so famously argued were larger than they actually were.
In which Boris bad-mouthed Trump, which they projected onto Big Ben for all to see and hear.
I guess there was a lot of material for them to choose from, especially from the 2016 primary season.
Which should have gotten under Trump's skin quite nicely.
Those are some starkly different numbers.
How could you not make the connection between Pink Floyd and the wall-obsessed Trump?
"We Shall Overcomb" is a solid pun.
Two passionately held issues in one here.
This is protest dedication!
And these quotes are highly diverse — they work for any event.
Trump may not be sitting with the crowd, but he might be sitting with the Queen.
This sign turns something made to be negative into a positive for those who are attacked.
Obviously, the royal dogs are Corgis. I don't want to imagine that they could do something like this.
This dog came to push forward their platform.
I would vote for this dog any day!
With all of its handlers wearing brightly colored vests identifying them as babysitters. And yes, the hat also says "Trump Babysitter" on the front.
I guess if the guy is going to stand around all day like that, he might as well take what enjoyment he can from it.
