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"The door of No. 10 can only be opened from the inside. I wonder if the last person in there ever left, by mistake, and someone had to break in to gain access." lol. Plenty of other ways in. "round the back sir" oo-er  | |||
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"The door of No. 10 can only be opened from the inside. I wonder if the last person in there ever left, by mistake, and someone had to break in to gain access. lol. Plenty of other ways in. "round the back sir" oo-er "Makes me think of the episode of “Yes, Priminister” where Hacker has the lock changed to prevent Applebe letting himself in from the Cabinet Office through the connecting door. | |||
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"The door of No. 10 can only be opened from the inside. I wonder if the last person in there ever left, by mistake, and someone had to break in to gain access. lol. Plenty of other ways in. "round the back sir" oo-er "Yes, there must be a 'tradesmans entrance'. Otherwise it would be such a palaver for the Amazon guy. | |||
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"The door of No. 10 can only be opened from the inside. I wonder if the last person in there ever left, by mistake, and someone had to break in to gain access. lol. Plenty of other ways in. "round the back sir" oo-er
Yes, there must be a 'tradesmans entrance'. Otherwise it would be such a palaver for the Amazon guy."I think the tradesman’s entrance is at number eleven. | |||
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"I wonder why they have turned number 10 and number 11 into fortresses, and all that time ago too? Did "they" see something coming? " i think the 1980's IRA tactic of leaving cars and vans full of explosives outside busy public buildings and blowing them up might have given them quite a strong hint. Although even as late as 1991, they still managed to launch three mortar shells at No 10 in an attempt to assassinate John Major and his cabinet. Four people were injured and a lot of damage resulted, despite attempts to harden bomb proofing. | |||
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"I wonder why they have turned number 10 and number 11 into fortresses, and all that time ago too? Did "they" see something coming? i think the 1980's IRA tactic of leaving cars and vans full of explosives outside busy public buildings and blowing them up might have given them quite a strong hint. Although even as late as 1991, they still managed to launch three mortar shells at No 10 in an attempt to assassinate John Major and his cabinet. Four people were injured and a lot of damage resulted, despite attempts to harden bomb proofing. " Not to mention their other assassinations and the Brighton bomb. | |||
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"Question dose anyone know when the general public were stop from walking down Dowing street." . Wonder what would happen if you sent a drone down Downing Street..  | |||
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"Question dose anyone know when the general public were stop from walking down Dowing street.. Wonder what would happen if you sent a drone down Downing Street.. "We have been sending drones to Downing Street for years…. | |||
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"Question dose anyone know when the general public were stop from walking down Dowing street.. Wonder what would happen if you sent a drone down Downing Street..
We have been sending drones to Downing Street for years…."I assume that must be an auto correct error. Should have been 'sending clowns' and not 'sending drones' | |||
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"Question dose anyone know when the general public were stop from walking down Dowing street.. Wonder what would happen if you sent a drone down Downing Street.. "An interesting question... Flying a drone down Downing Street is a guaranteed way to be arrested within minutes. As one of the most restricted patches of airspace in the United Kingdom, the area is blanketed by sophisticated counter-drone technology, including RF sensors, radar, and AI-powered cameras that detect unauthorised signals instantly. If you attempted this, security forces would likely use electronic jamming to hijack the flight or force the drone to land, while ground teams would be dispatched to your location immediately. Entering such a "prohibited place" is a major criminal offence that carries a potential sentence of up to 14 years in prison if deemed a threat. Even if you claim it was an accident, you would face the permanent confiscation of your equipment, massive fines, and a likely detention under anti-terrorism laws. You would quickly realise that the protections around the Prime Minister's residence make such a flight impossible to complete without life-altering consequences, and you would likely spend the rest of the day apologising to the Metropolitan Police from a custody cell. | |||
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