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Jeremy Clarkson joins backlash as JD Vance holidays in the Cotswolds
Jeremy Clarkson has joined a backlash in the Cotswolds after US vice president JD Vance arrived at a picturesque hamlet in the region for his summer holiday.
Mr Vance and his family are staying at Dean Manor, a Grade II-listed country home in the tiny hamlet of Dean, during a trip where they also stayed with the Foreign Secretary David Lammy in Kent and will later travel to Scotland. Local residents reportedly expressed their frustrations after Mr Vance's enormous motorcade, consisting of 18 vehicles, caused a lockdown in the countryside on Monday.
People in the Cotswolds faced road closures and security checkpoints overseen by police with sniffer dogs as Mr Vance made his way to Dean Manor on Monday, according to GloucestershireLive. It came before a "Vance Not Welcome Party" protest was organised by the groups "Everybody Hates Elon" and the "Stop Trump Coalition" in Charlbury, close to where Mr Vance is staying, today.
The demonstrators held banners mocking the US vice president and calling him a "war criminal.
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