Day two of Barack Obama's UK visit sees the US president in Downing Street talks, giving a speech to parliament and his wife reunited with London schoolgirls she first met in 2009
Oh dear. Eamonn Holmes is on Sky News talking about Michelle Obama and fashion. "Most women would cover that derriere," he tells Emily Sheffield, the deputy editor of British Vogue (and Samantha Cameron's sister). The two go on to discuss the clothes worn by the Duchess of Cambridge and the Queen. Holmes is careful what he says about SamCam.
It's day two of Barack Obama's state visit to Britain. Yesterday the US president went to Buckingham Palace and looked at the art, exchanged gifts with his hosts, managed to get some US media attention by meeting William and Kate, lay a wreath at Westminster Abbey, high-fived David Cameron in a game of table tennis and rounded off the day with a Windsor lamb and a Sussex rosé at a state banquet where guests included Tom Hanks.
Today is the real political business of the visit. He and Hillary Clinton will hold talks with David Cameron, Nick Clegg, George Osborne and others where the focus is likely to be on joint US-UK security issues, then later this afternoon give a speech to both houses of parliament. His wife, Michelle, is hosting a barbecue with Samantha Cameron for military families before she goes to Oxford University to host an open day for pupils from Elizabeth Garrett Anderson School in north London. It's the same school she visited in 2009, telling pupils "I thought being smart was cooler than anything in the world" (also: "I do hugs"). Below is an approximate schedule.
• Talks at 10 Downing Street
• 12.30pm: Downing Street press conference
• Barbecue at No 10 hosted by Michelle Obama and Samantha Cameron
• 2.15pm: Michelle Obama at Oxford University
• 4.30pm: Obama gives speech to parliament
• Dinner at Winfield House
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Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2011/may/25/barack-obama
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