US President Donald Trump has arrived at Chequers for his first formal meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, receiving a traditional British welcome as the two leaders prepare for high-level talks. As Trump's motorcade pulled into the historic Buckinghamshire estate, he was met by Sir Keir and Lady Victoria Starmer in the driveway. The leaders shook hands and exchanged brief pleasantries before heading inside the 16th-century manor house, where discussions on global security, trade, and the UK-US relationship are expected to take place. According to a body language expert, however, Trump's physical signals painted a picture of tension and unease.

The expert observed that Trump’s tightly pressed lips and raised chin were key indicators of discomfort and possible insecurity. She added that Trump’s posture suggested he was bracing himself ahead of the bilateral talks with the Labour leader.

Celebrity psychic and body language expert, Inbaal Honigman told Cover.com: "When Trump and Starmer meet outside Chequers, neither man appears too excited to be there.

"As they face the press for a photo, the President's lips are pressed together, and his chin is pressed up. The thinning lips are a mark of tension, and the raised chin could suggest that Trump feels threatened.

"He is feeling anxious ahead of the meeting, and his body language - shoulders and body rolled forward unenthusiastically - reveals that he's not excited about the hours ahead.

"Especially compared with the bright, toothy smiles that Trump flashed during last night's banquet, this is not an excited man."

Starmer didn’t appear thrilled either, according to the expert.

She added: "Starmer's face when posing for the press is not much happier. He's wearing a smile, but he smiles with his lips only. The smile isn't genuine, as it doesn't extend to his cheeks or his eyes.

"The Prime Minister's moves are curt and direct, showing that he's approaching the meeting for business, not pleasure.

"Both leaders walk up the stairs slowly, their arms dangling by their sides. The lack of enthusiasm is contagious, and their body language indicates that they'd rather be elsewhere."