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.

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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