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in a minute, we'll speak to our royal correspondent daniela relph in windsor but first let's cross to correpondent nick eardley. president biden saying relations between the uk and the us are rock solid. d0 between the uk and the us are rock solid. ~' ., between the uk and the us are rock solid. ~ ., ., .,, solid. do we know what was discussed? _ solid. do we know what was discussed? i— solid. do we know what was discussed? i would - solid. do we know what was discussed? i would not - solid. do we know what was l discussed? i would not expect solid. do we know what was - discussed? i would not expect much of substance, no big announcements to come out of today. they did discuss things like economic cooperation and, of course, the war in ukraine. 0n cooperation and, of course, the war in ukraine. on that latter point of the war in ukraine, the president is en route to lithuania. he stopped off in london. what happens next with ukraine is going to be a key talking point. what is the reaction to the us decision to send those cluster bombs to kyiv? i have to tell you, number10, there clus

to explain more about this i am joined by royal corresponded daniela relph.sit? there is much shorter, more informal. even though we are seeing something that looks incredibly formal they are full of pomp and pageantry, the band of the welsh guards playing, eyes front, lined up in the parade square ready for the president. this is limited in pomp and pageantry. a short ceremonial welcome. the president will take their royal salute. there will be their royal salute. there will be the american national anthem played. an inspection of troops by both king and president, before they go inside for a short private meeting. being a royal castle they will take tea together, the king and the president. then they will meet some of those financiers and philanthropic leaders to talk about climate change and climate action. it does not have all the trappings of a state visit. it is more informal, but it is a sign of friendship, the fact thatjoe biden is decided and chosen to come here, to visit the king, here in this very short visit to the uk, again significant. an import

joining me now is royal correspondent daniela relph and julie norman. co director of the centre on us politics at university college london. both of them join us now here on this sunny alone in the long walk outside windsor castle and if i can bring you and first of all, talk us through what is happening behind us at the moment between these two men. we are in the final stages of the visit here by the president of the united states joe visit here by the president of the united statesjoe biden and we know they've had the king and the president for half an hour, taking tea, having private time to talk to one another about the issues they wanted to talk about in private, likely to have involved climate change and environment which has been a theme of this visit here today. they have then gone to view some items from the royal collection some items from the royal collection so effectively bits of the royal archive that have a link to the united states and they have been shown elements and items that link the royal family to shown elements and items that lin