JD Vance to host Robert Jenrick at Cotswolds holiday home – but not Badenoch
JD Vance will host Robert Jenrick with a movement that will do very little to reduce speculation about his senior Toray’s leadership ambitions in the withdrawal of his holiday in Cotswolds.
However, according to reports, the US Vice President will not meet with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.
After spent the weekend with Foreign Minister David Lammy, Mr. Vance stays with his family in the 18th century Georgian mansion, taking a surprise summer holiday in England.
They remained in the grace of Mr. Lammy and supported Chevening’s magnificent house in the city, where they held a meeting on the future of Ukraine on Saturday.
However, since then, he has been on holiday with his senior republican wife and children. But apparently he is still eager to talk to other politicians.
The Shadow Justice Secretary was invited to one -on -one meeting on Tuesday before a beverage event. Telegram.
A conservative spokesman said that Mrs. Badenoch and Mr. Vance talked about a meeting, but they could not only work with programs ”.
Mr. Farage implied that he could meet the vice president when he was in the UK two weeks ago, and when he asked the possibility that the two men could go for a pint in the British countryside when he was a guest at the LBC radio station, he implied.
Sir Keir Starmer, senior politicians often met with those who were seen as their colleagues did not meet Mr. Vance, so the opposite number of the Prime Minister Donald Trump.
Mr. Jenrick is a high -profile conservative thinker and a professor of religious philosophy at the University of Cambridge. James Orr is reported to have contacted Mr. Vance.
Both the Vice President and the Justice Secretary have similar opinions on a number of issues, including the need for oppression of migration.
Mr. Jenrick is at the speculation center that will run to become the Torah leader when it is available to the next use.
While fighting the public senior Tories in Westminster, he believes if there is a lawsuit on when Ms. Badenoch will evacuate the role.
Tories, the third place in workers’ surveys, the Labor Party and the Reform England.
