Xi Jinping’s Final Day in London Marked by More Protests (Photos)

President Xi Jinping and his entourage leave a Confucius Institute party held at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Kensington, London, on October 22nd, 2015 (Si Gross/Epoch Times)MORE

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October 22, 2015Updated: October 22, 2015

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Xi Jinping gets into his car to travel to Chequers, Prime Minster David Cameron's official residence in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshre (Si Gross/Epoch Times) — Xi Jinping gets into his car to travel to Chequers, Prime Minster David Cameron’s official residence in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire (Si Gross/Epoch Times)

Earlier ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown left the Mandarin Oriental Hotel from the rear exit after attending the party (Si Gross/Epoch Times)

Free Tibet protested at the front of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel as president Xi Jinping left out of the back entrance. The area was blocked off when he left. The park was also cleared of any onlookers opposite the hotel. Police were adamant that it was a "a sterile area" (Si Gross/Epoch Times) — Free Tibet protested at the front of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel as president Xi Jinping left out of the back entrance. The area was blocked off when he left. The park was also cleared of any onlookers opposite the hotel. Police were adamant that it was a “a sterile area” (Si Gross/Epoch Times)

Falun Gong practitioners protesting at the front of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel on Thursday, October 22nd, 2015 (Si Gross/Epoch Times)

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