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Police speak to Prince Harry about the shooting of two protected birds of prey
Bearing in mind the likely presence of royal security at Sandringham, I couldn't help wondering if Prince Harry enjoys the same degree of protection from protected birds of prey as the British public does from Brazilian electricians.
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Labels: cartoon, editorial cartoon, Menezes, Prince Harry, Royal Family, Sandringham, Security
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Thursday, 1 November 2007 posted by Paul Toner at 00:46
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Rue Britannia political or editorial cartoons intermittently feature RueB, the new embodiment of today's Briton. See her perspective on events that are affecting the UK from home and abroad.
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