Staff at The Bull, a pub in Oxfordshire, England, reportedly refused to come to work if the vice president had a reservation.

Vice President JD Vance met with U.S. troops stationed at a key military installation for the U.S. Air Force in England that supports heavy bomber aircraft.

The demand from the Brits raised concern in the US, as Republican lawmakers argued it would breach the privacy of people including US citizens.

Vance has mixed work with leisure while in Britain, staying first with foreign minister David Lammy at the Chevening estate in Kent - where the two held a formal bilateral meeting after a spot of fishing - before moving on to the hamlet of Dean in Oxfordshire, in the picturesque Cotswolds.

The RNC rejected Democrats' criticism of Vice President JD Vance and the U.K. foreign secretary's "illegal" fishing trip, saying blue donors were wasting their money.

JD Vance’s recent family trip to the UK, meant for reconnecting, instead highlighted growing distance between him and his wife, Usha, as he spent much of the time apart from his family amid protests and tension.

A van showcasing an altered image of JD Vance was seen driving near the area where the vice president and his family were staying in the UK.

JD Vance's fishing trip in England was technically illegal because British Foreign Secretary David Lammy did not have the required rod license. The Foreign Office said Lammy described the lapse as an "administrative error," that he had written to the British Environment Agency to notify them and that he had now purchased the relevant licenses.

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