Protests show vigour of free speech, jokes Bush

US President George Bush acknowledged the hostility his visit has sparked among many Britons with a note of self-deprecating humour in his keynote speech in London today.

Protests show vigour of free speech, jokes Bush

US President George Bush acknowledged the hostility his visit has sparked among many Britons with a note of self-deprecating humour in his keynote speech in London today.

Some of those demonstrating against his presence in the UK would have preferred him to be housed in a glass box over the Thames, like American magician David Blaine, than in Buckingham Palace, he joked.

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