The British prime minister's office says the state visit invitation to US President Donald Trump still stands, after a newspaper reported that Trump wants to postpone the trip.
The Guardian reported today that Trump told Prime Minister Theresa May that he doesn't want to come if there will be protests -- a likely prospect. The newspaper cited an unnamed Downing St. Aide in the room.
May's office declined to comment on "private phone conversations."
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Britain has never confirmed dates for the visit.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan last week said the visit should be called off, after Trump insulted him in tweets following the London Bridge attack.
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