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David Lammy to host JD Vance as US vice-president arrives for UK holiday
KENT, UK, AUG 8 – David Lammy and JD Vance will discuss UK-US relations amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza before their families join for a private holiday at Chevening House.
- On Aug 8, 2025, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy will meet US Vice President J.D. Vance at Chevening House in Kent for bilateral talks.
- Amid global unrest, the meeting occurs during a period of international uncertainty as conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine persist.
- For their UK break, Vance and his family will stay at Chevening House and visit Hampton Court Palace and the Cotswolds.
- The White House said Vance and Lammy will discuss a variety of US-UK topics, and Sir Ed Davey urged Lammy to press for new American sanctions.
- Amid global instability, Kremlin officials claimed a US-Russian presidential meeting may occur next week during Lammy and Vance's talks.
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