‘Dear Queen: No red carpet for Trump!’: Hundreds of placards dominate protests against the US President across the UK

London: One demonstrator went straight to the source with their placard, begging the Queen not to 'roll out the red carpet' for the President

London: Another protester took inspiration from Star Wars for a pun-tastic shot at UK Prime Minister Theresa May over the special relationship

Glasgow: This woman chose to dress as one of America's most iconic images - the Statue of Liberty - complete with a strange, stunted figure of President Trump

London: A bawling Donald Trump inserted into the word 'No' summed up what this protester thought of the President's approach to diplomacy

Cambridge: Many demonstrators showed off their artistic talents, with one drawing the President as King Kong on Trump Tower, pictured

London: There were also the predictable jabs at the American, with his 'tiny hands' coming in for some criticism 

Bristol: Among the more bizarre placards was this one of the US President mocked up to look like an Oompa Loompa from classic children's story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

London: Not all the protesters were human, as proven by this pooch whose owner brought along a special sign

Leeds: It was not just the President who came in for some stick on the placard front, with Theresa May and the moment the pair held hands singled out for ridicule

London: The late Carrie Fisher provided the inspiration for this effort, with a pro-feminist message accompanying a picture of a blaster-toting Princess Leia from Star Wars

Bristol: Some in the US have already called for the President to be impeached, although judging by the sign this protester has the wrong end of the stick

London: Artistic demonstrators would not be deterred and painted both the US and UK leaders as sinister figures, pictured

London: Although there were those who could sum up their feelings in just one word (Sad!), others chose imagery over wordplay such as the demonstrator who stuck President Trump in a bin

London: The quality of the placards varied across the country but some went that extra mile, with this protester even attaching fairy lights to his anti-Trump message

London: Another contender for the most bizarre placard was this picture of a half-naked President wearing a loincloth made from the American flag simply pointing at the word 'No'

Edinburgh: President Trump's electoral opponent was not forgotten in Scotland, as protesters chose to use Hillary Clinton's slogan 'I'm with her' alongside images of the Statue of Liberty

London: Many protesters chose to spread messages of love on their placards such as 'fight ignorance, not immigrants'

London: This less than flattering jibe at the Prime Minister, pictured, clearly required a bit of extra effort to make her eyes glow red

London: Perhaps the simple approach worked best for this pair of protesters who summed up their positions succinctly 

London: Another demonstrator chose rhyme as the best way to get their message across, taking aim at Mrs May for 'appeasing the President'