Explaining why Buckingham Palace refused Donald Trump's request to stay in the palace

Explaining why Buckingham Palace refused Donald Trump's request to stay in the palace  

After more than a year, US President Donald Trump's visit to London has returned to the fore again, after many British newspapers circulated the mysteries and secrets of the visit, particularly the shocking details of Queen Elizabeth's refusal to host Trump inside Buckingham Palace.

International newspapers indicated that Trump twice insisted on requesting hosting inside the royal palace, but Queen Elizabeth refused his request, noting that the parts of the palace designated for hosting in the palace are under maintenance and restoration. Despite that, Trump repeated the request to refuse again.

The newspapers suggested that Trump did not receive the same luxurious treatment that Barack Obama enjoyed during his visit to London in terms of hosting or a luxurious official reception; Later, the Queen decided to move Trump's residence during the visit to the residence of the American ambassador in Regent's Park, which constituted a great limitation for the security staff accompanying the president, especially with the headquarters being sprawling and difficult to secure.

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