How Batman and Robin embarrassed the Palace, Scotland Yard and the ...
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They had thought carefully about the best way to infiltrate what is supposed to be one of the most secure buildings in Britain. The activists had tagged on to parties of tourists being shown around Buckingham
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LONDON - Security measures at Buckingham Palace need improving, a minister said Tuesday, a day after a protester dressed as Batman slipped past police and scaled the royal residence's facade.    But people shouldn't be prevented from coming close to Britain's main palaces and monuments, Home Secretary David Blunkett added...
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[World News] London, Sep.15 : Days after father&#39;s right campaigner Jason Hatch spent five hours at Buckingham Palace ledge dressed as Batman, he has been dumped by girlfriend Gemma Polson, because he himslef doesn&#39;t have time for their daughter.
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LONDON, England -- A fathers&#39; rights campaigner dressed as Batman has evaded tight security to protest on the balcony at Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth&#39;s London residence, a palace spokeswoman said.
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LONDON  - Now it can be told: Britain's Home Office had not one official cat, but a whole dynasty of mouse catchers, one of which nearly insulted the Queen.
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David Blunkett was accused of &quot;extreme complacency&quot; yesterday as he played down the security scare provoked by a demonstrator dressed as Batman who scaled the front of Buckingham Palace.
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Tycho:  We have done things in the past which were not "for" you, or anybody else for that matter.  That isn't what's goin' on now.  What's going on now is we are shoveling dense chunks of fanservice into the site's iron belly, and increased fervor in that chamber makes each comic bend and groan to please you.
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A Royal security review starts after a protester's Batman stunt at Buckingham Palace sparks a Commons row.
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Holy intruder! A protester dressed in a Batman costume scaled the front wall of Buckingham Palace on Monday and perched for more than five hours on a ledge near the balcony where the royal family appears on ceremonial occasions.
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LONDON Two campaigners for fathers&#39; rights who penetrated Buckingham Palace dressed in Batman and Robin costumes were released on bail Tuesday, the police said.
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âBreaking and Enteringâ climaxes in a welter of apologies. Everyone in London, it seems, has cause for remorse and for my part I regret that I lost count of the number of times the words âIâm sorryâ were uttered on screen.
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In Westminster, you can almost hear the rubbing of hands with glee. Gordon Brown has broken his Golden Rule, say his enemies. Yippee, cry the Tories.
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&quot;Disgrace&quot; was the backpage headline of The Sun tabloid newspaper. &quot;Peanuts&quot; was the verdict of rival red-top tabloid The Mirror.
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Tycho:   It has become the Saturday tradition to do the next strip upon the expo's stark and terrifying stage, but since Armadeaddon needed its proper epilogue it got moved out to Wednesday.  Gabe was highly indulgent of audience suggestions in the final version, far more than he is to me, adding many, many things based on them being called out from the microphone - he has a version with more additions still that he'll be putting up later today.  But there are things in there like the blue ball in the last panel - to say nothing of the official "Hot-Dog Fairy" merchandise! - that began as anecdotes and have now graduated to true PAX lore.
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London - Britain promised an urgent security review at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday after a campaigner dressed as Batman evaded armed police and staged a five-hour protest at Queen Elizabeth&#39;s London residence.
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LONDON - A protester dressed in a Batman costume scaled the front wall of Buckingham Palace Monday, reaching a ledge near the balcony where the royal family appears on ceremonial occasions.    The protester was identified as Jason Hatch, 33, of Gloucester, a member of the Fathers 4 Justice group, which is campaigning for greater custody rights for divorced or separated fathers...
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LONDON - Alarms and cameras at Buckingham Palace worked well in detecting the breach of security by a man dressed in a Batman costume, but it was still too easy for him to get onto a balcony, a minister said Tuesday after the latest intrusion embarrassed officials guarding the royal residence.    Home Secretary David Blunkett also said that members of the public shouldn't be barred from approaching British landmarks...