Obama's European tour continued with the meeting of important British leaders such as Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace as well the 'Royal Couple' Prince William and Catherine Middleton after his trip to Ireland.
The US president also met with Prime Minister Cameron and both are expected to review various issues involving US-British ties in the fight against Islamist militants, and Libya.
Upon meeting, both had a casual time as they teamed up to take on two students in a game of ping pong. It was reported that the students of Globe Academy got the better of the two leaders.
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A promotional woman shows a Sony's PlayStation Vita handheld gaming device at Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo, September 15, 2011. The game show goes on till September 18.REUTERSWorkers at the factory of Chinese condom manufacturer Safedom look at a production line belt.REUTERSA worker checks condoms as he removes them from a sterilizing machine.REUTERSWorkers at the factory of Chinese condom manufacturer Safedom place condoms onto a production line belt.REUTERSResearcher Wang Tingting gives a demonstration using coloured dyes that claims to show how Safedom's condoms prevent the transmission of the Hepatitis B virus.REUTERSA worker watches condoms on a production line.REUTERSA worker can be seen through a window in the factory.REUTERSA worker places condoms onto a packaging belt.REUTERSA worker places condoms onto a production line.REUTERSA worker places condoms onto a packaging belt.REUTERSWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
Dale W. Eisinger/IBTimesWednesday, Feb. 22 was Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent in the calendar of Western Christianity--we took to the streets to snap a few shots. Here are 27 photos of the faithful with ashes on their foreheads. Photos from Lower Manhattan.
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