"A wily fox has managed to breach the usually tight security of the Houses of Parliament, making an unexpected appearance within the central London estate. The audacious creature was observed on Tuesday afternoon, venturing just inside the main visitor's entrance to the Westminster parliamentary grounds. Despite the estate being fortified by high fences and walls, with access typically restricted to security-controlled entry points, the cunning animal seemingly outsmarted its human counterparts."
"It was later seen prowling near the historic Westminster Hall the largest surviving medieval section of the Palace of Westminster and close to the adjacent Jubilee Cafe. It then stopped to investigate members of the public who had just entered the estate. Parliamentary staff in their customary black and white uniforms could be seen attempting to shoo the bushy-tailed intruder back out through the visitor's entrance, and into the street near Cromwell Green."
A fox breached the security of the Houses of Parliament and entered the central London estate on Tuesday afternoon. The creature ventured inside the main visitor's entrance and was later seen near Westminster Hall and the Jubilee Cafe. The animal investigated members of the public who had just entered the estate. Parliamentary staff in black and white uniforms attempted to shoo the bushy-tailed intruder back out through the visitor's entrance and onto Cromwell Green. The incident occurred despite the estate being fortified by high fences and walls and having security-controlled entry points.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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