Shoddy that Trump can't address MPs, says Farage

The news article reports on the planned state visit of US President Donald Trump to the UK later this year. The visit has been scheduled during a House of Commons recess, which means that the President will not be able to address members of parliament (MPs). Nigel Farage, a prominent British politician, has criticized this arrangement, describing it as "shoddy." Farage argues that it is important for the US President to be able to address MPs during the visit, as it would provide an opportunity for a dialogue between the two countries. The article suggests that the scheduling of the visit during the parliamentary recess may be a deliberate attempt to avoid potential protests or political tensions that could arise from a presidential address to MPs. However, Farage's criticism highlights the importance of facilitating open communication and dialogue between the US and the UK during the state visit.