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UK and US always find ways to come together, King to tell Congress

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UK and US always find ways to come together, King to tell Congress
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King Charles is set to address the US Congress, emphasizing the enduring partnership between the UK and US. He will call for reconciliation and renewal amid current tensions, particularly regarding the Iran war. The King's visit, which includes Queen Camilla, aims to strengthen diplomatic ties as the US celebrates its 250th anniversary of independence.

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Publication timeTue, 28 Apr 2026 08:25:45 GMT
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UK and US always find ways to come together, King to tell Congress28 April 2026ShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSean CoughlanRoyal correspondent, Washington DCWhat the King and Queen did on their first day in the USKing Charles is expected to say "time and again, our two countries have always found ways to come together" during his address to the US Congress later on Tuesday, in which he will call for "reconciliation and renewal" between the US and UK.The centrepiece of the second day of the King's state visit comes at a tense time in relations, during which President Donald Trump has repeatedly lambasted Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer over his response to the Iran war.Security in Washington DC is extremely tight, with the four-day state visit beginning just two days after a gunman…

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