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LINDSEY GERMAN explains why we should hit the streets to protest against Trump’s visit to Britain next month

LONDONERS will suffer the third visit of Donald Trump in just 18 months when he turns up for the Nato summit taking place here in early December. 

While the summit itself will be held on the edge of London, there will be a glittering reception at Buckingham Palace on December 3, for which demonstrators are already preparing. 

The visit will of course take place during the election, an election in which Trump has already intervened to back Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage. 

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