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Donald Trump has attended a First World War memorial service in the rain – despite yesterday cancelling a cemetery visit because of the wet weather. The US President joined French President Emmanuel Macron at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris, to mark 100 years since the end of the war. He was also accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump and more than 66 other world leaders who attended the service to pay their respects. Donald Trump attended the service along with French President Emmanuel Macron (Picture: EPA) The President cancelled a trip to a cemetery yesterday because of the rain (Picture: AP) Many of the leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, met at the Élysée Palace before travelling to the Arc de Triomphe together in motor coaches. Mr Trump arrived separately in his own vehicle and was subjected to a female protester running out towards the procession of cars. Kylie Minogue was ‘upset’ by legal battle with Kylie Jenner The woman, who had the word ‘fake’ written across her naked chest, was tackled to the ground by police. Yesterday the US President called off a trip to the Belleau Wood battlefield and cemetery because of ‘scheduling and logistical difficulties caused by the weather,’ the White House said. Instead, he dispatched another member of his team to pay tribute on his behalf. The US President was seated next to German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Picture: AFP/Getty Images) Russian President Vladimir Putin was also in attendance (Picture: AFP/ Getty Images) Insiders within the French government claimed the excuse wasn’t good enough and said the 72-year-old could have easily made the trip. One source stated that the idea that the President’s helicopter Marine 1 could not fly in wet weather was ‘preposterous’. Donald Trump finally attends Armistice centenary service in the rain He said: ‘The Trumps could easily have got to Beaulleau by road too – with a limousine escort it would take less than an hour.’ Mr Trump’s visit to France also got off to an rocky start when he offended Mr Macron before the pair even had a chance to sit down face-to-face. The President took to Twitter within moments of his touchdown in Paris to say that the French leader’s plan for a European military was ‘insulting’. US First Lady Melania Trump accompanied her husband to the service by the Arc de Triomphe (Picture: AFP/ Getty Images) The leaders were then asked about the tweet during their meeting, causing Mr Macron to awkwardly touch Mr Trump’s thigh as a gesture of goodwill. Mr Macron has previously made much of the fact he is the one European leader to have a good relationship with the US leader. After the service today, the world leaders will attend a lunch hosted by the French President. Mr Trump will then visit and deliver Veterans Day remarks at the Suresnes American Cemetery and Memorial outside Paris where more than 1,500 Americans are buried. Got a story for Metro.co.uk? If you have a story for our news team, email us at webnews@metro.co.uk. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
