特朗普和梅姨答应把访问延期，英国人民赢了

Donald Trump's state visit to Britain will be delayed in an alleged attempt to avoid embarrassing protests over his Muslim ban. The visit will reportedly now take place in October after the US President supposedly expressed his fears to Prime Minister Theresa May during a phone call two weeks ago.

Trump's stay was rumoured to be set up for June but has been postponed so the controversy over his attempt to ban migrants from seven majority Muslim countries from entering the US can die down. Instead the Spanish royal family are now due to come in the first half of the year.

A provisional three day visit, from October 5 to 8, has been pencilled in for Mr Trump.The dates fall just after the Conservative party conference but before Parliament returns from a recess – meaning Trump would not have to address MPs in parliament and spark further protests.

A senior government source told The Sun: 'Trump still really wants to come this year, but he wants the heat to die down a bit first.'The White House watch what happens over here surprisingly closely, and they don't want to create a scene for our sake either.

Last month, speaker John Bercow attempted to ban Trump from addressing Parliament as thousands took to British streets to protest the controversial US leader.In an extraordinary broadside from the Speaker's chair, he said Mr Trump's ban on migrants had left him 'even more strongly opposed' to a speech than he had been.

However, some branded Mr Bercow a 'hypocrite' over the comments as he previously had no objections to leaders of controversial regimes, including China, Kuwait and Qatar, addressing MPs and peers in both houses.

An October state visit could increase the Trump's chance of seeing the Queen at her Scottish retreat Balmoral. The monarch holidays every year in her Highlands castle at the end of the summer and Trump, whose mother was Scottish, has expressed his desire to visit the country in an official capacity.