内容摘要：It went on to say Magic Light Pictures had an agreement with Forestry England, which had licensed trails at Whinlatter and Grizedale Forests, and the sculptures at Orrest Head conflicted with that partnership.

It went on to say Magic Light Pictures had an agreement with Forestry England, which had licensed trails at Whinlatter and Grizedale Forests, and the sculptures at Orrest Head conflicted with that partnership.

It has not been a smooth ride, however. In a tumultuous series of announcements, the administration has raised, lowered, delayed and retracted tariffs in response to ongoing trade negotiations and stock market reaction.Currently, the US has imposed a 10% tariffs on all imports - and China has been hit with a 145% tax on goods it exports to America.

Despite economists' concerns about higher prices, Ben believes the businesses he delivers to will benefit in the long run."Trump has earned back the respect [for the US]," he says of the president's tariff policies. "We are still the force to be reckoned with."Overall, he feels Trump has been more productive at the start of his second term. The president had time to prepare, he says, and it shows.

June Carey's opinion of Donald Trump has not changed, but the first few months of Trump's second term are not what she anticipated either."He's a bit more aggressive and a little bit more erratic than I expected," the California artist says.

But June, 70, doesn't see the surprises as negative. She is "blown away" by the "waste" the so-called Department of Government Efficiency - led by billionaire Trump ally Elon Musk - says it has found.

Critics say his claims about savings appear to be inflated and he has faced a backlash for blunt cuts at government departments that were later reversed, including firings of key federal workers."There might be people in that far-right spectrum that will think twice," he said.

"We’re not going to be able to change everyone’s mind, but that positivity can spread like wildfire."Mr Kelwick said some people had been dismissive and sceptical about the mosque's efforts and dismissed the social media coverage as attention-seeking.

But Mr Kelwick said perhaps they were missing the point.He added: "Yes, I am doing this for publicity because I want this message of hope and coming together to get out as far as possible."