UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces a potential fine of up to £2,500 for fishing without the required freshwater rod licence during a diplomatic trip with U.S. Vice President JD Vance. Lammy acknowledged the licence oversight and has referred himself to the appropriate watchdog for the violation. Fishing without a licence in England is illegal and typically prosecuted by the Environment Agency, with fines reaching up to £2,500. The incident occurred during an official engagement involving Vice President Vance, who was hosting Lammy. The case has drawn attention from multiple media outlets, highlighting the strict enforcement of fishing regulations in England.
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British Foreign Secretary David Lammy did not have the required rod license for his outing with JD Vance. https://t.co/06pydVPfTo
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