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The payout settles the case both in New York and the UK, despite London's High Court having no jurisdiction in the.
Full details of the programme are yet to be announced but they are expected to spend most of Friday in each others company while Mrs May and Mr Trump are caught up in talks at Chequers, the Prime Ministers official country home.
The US suit, filed last year, sought damages of 150m (120m).Image copyright White House Image caption Mrs Trump had her official portrait as first lady taken earlier in April.Melania Trump in official White House portrait.Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The Daily Mail published allegations Mrs Trump "provided services beyond simply modelling".And so the mighty Mail titles have been Trumped.However, reports suggest the payout was closer to 3m, including legal costs and damages.Reports suggest that the payout was around 3 million, including legal costs and damages, the BBC said.
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Nonetheless, the suit raised more concerns that Donald Trump and members of his family are seeking to benefit financially from his presidency.
It will be interesting to see if this settlement encourages others to be more aggressive toward UK papers, and also whether it helps to spread the trend for legal action across multiple jurisdictions.Var _ndnq _ndnq ; _ndnq.Mr Trump is not expected to go near Westminster or the Houses of Parliament, where protestors are planning to fly a Trump baby balloon.Shortly after the article was published, Melania sued The Daily Mail in Montgomery County,., and in London.With regard to her business prospects, the Daily Mail caused her brand, Melania, to lose significant value, the suit alleged.Trump prostitution illegal in philippines for any distress that our publication caused her.While the terms of the settlement were not immediately disclosed, Melania had sought compensatory and punitive damages of at least 150 million, according to the filing.

Woody Johnson, the US ambassador to the UK said: The President is not avoiding anything.