This is when the anti-Donald Trump protest will take place in Leeds

Queen Elizabeth II, US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania walk from the Quadrangle after inspecting an honour guard at Windsor Castle in 2018. Photo: Chris Jackson/PA Wire

The American president is coming to the UK on Monday, June 3.

He will be in London for three days.

There will be a protest in Leeds about his visit on Monday.

It will take place in Dortmund Square between 5.30pm and 7pm.

The protest is being organised by Leeds Stand Up To Racism.

In the event details shared on Facebook, the group said: "In early June Donald Trump is coming to the UK. This time, it will be for a full state visit - with processions down the Mall in a golden carriage.

"Trump’s regime must be stopped. And he must be met with mass protests when he comes to Britain next month.

"Last year, a quarter of a million mobilised to say no to Trump’s politics of hate and division when he visited the U.K. This time, we will take to the streets in even bigger numbers - to fight for migrant and refugee rights, for women’s rights, against the corporate elites and for the future of our planet.

"Trump is a symbol of the Far Right, the politics of Islamophobia and antisemitism, of war and conflict, of climate change denial, of sexism and transphobia and walls and fences that are growing around the world.

"Come and join us in Leeds to protest Trump’s visit."

It added that the protest is supposed by MEND, University of Leeds UCU, Leeds Coalition Against the War.

There were anti-Trump protests across the country in 2018.

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