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Joe Biden motorcade met by 'large, naked Scottish man' on journey to Glasgow COP26 site

Joe Biden was confronted by a 'large, naked Scottish man' during his journey to the COP26 site in Glasgow on Tuesday.

A huge motorcade departed from the US President's Edinburgh hotel this morning as it made its way towards our city.

And according to a reporters pool travelling alongside Biden, the entourage was photographed by a man standing naked in the front window of his house.

Journalists reported: “At one point when we were still on smaller country roads, a large, naked Scottish man stood at his front window taking a picture of the motorcade with his phone.”

At this stage, it's unknown exactly where this incredibly friendly Scottish welcome took place.

A naked man was apparently very eager to take a snap of the President and his motorcade. (2021 Getty Images)

Earlier today, we reported US President Joe Biden had to be 'evacuated' from a COP26 meeting this afternoon amid crowd 'chaos'.

The President was preparing to announce a new plan today to cut US methane emissions at a methane pledge event at the summit, which is taking place at the SEC in Glasgow.

However, having been 'hustled off' by US secret agents, United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry took to the stage to temporary fill-in in his absence.

Yesterday we reported on the US President appearing to fall asleep during opening COP26 speeches, while Biden was later panned by Glaswegians for pronouncing our city as 'Glass Cow' during his own maiden summit address

For all the latest on COP26 and how it's affecting Glasgow, follow our live blog here.

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