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6.39pm GMT The full text of the poem One Today delivered at the inauguration by Richard Blanco, the inaugural poet.

The National Archives, in a rare treat for history buffs, is marking the inauguration by putting two pages of George Washington's first Inaugural Address — a document ordinarily in a vault — on display.

In 2002, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg celebrated his inauguration by holding a traditional reception at the former Tweed Courthouse.

One prominent Swiss newspaper marked his inauguration by printing all the photographs it could find of prisoners in Texas who had been executed on his watch.

The one thing that has even a slight chance is to make for an orderly transition of government, maybe delaying the transition, the inauguration, by 30 days".

His stature has been undermined even before his inauguration by reports that Mr. Putin intends to continue wielding power from the prime minister's suite.

Today's inauguration compensated by inviting a number of "celebrities", but by and large neither of these events were celebrations, and the inauguration itself was met with protests on the streets.

Sisi's inauguration – marked by an impromptu public holiday – was attended by a number of Middle Eastern and African leaders, as well as the almost exclusively male members of Egypt's aging political elite.

Human Rights Watch urged Ugandan authorities to arrest Bashir, saying Museveni will "tarnish his inauguration further by welcoming" the Sudanese leader, who is wanted by the international criminal court (ICC) over alleged atrocities in Darfur.

Trump has long been seen abroad as an absurdly cartoonish figure, a perception compounded this week by his insistence about the size of the crowd at his Inauguration and by his spokespeople's use of Orwellian phrases such as "alternative facts".

Mr. Clinton said he would submit the proposal to Congress within 100 days of his inauguration -- by April 30.