Greenpeace Invade Rishi Sunaks Home

[Composer62]

I can't see another thread on this.

How on earth were they able to do this ? This is the PM's home. Surely it was under police protection ?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/08/03/gr...

[sanguinary]

I'm surprised they've managed this too. Although, looking on google earth, it didn't take me more than 5 minutes to find his house and it doesn't seem all that protected really.

[i4got]

Oliver Dowden won't be happy that the BBC have slightly misquoted him.

[bigothunter]

Why hadn't Sunak taken responsibility for security of his own home?

Singular house sitter would have been able to alert the police and foil this invasion.

[vikingaero]

What's the problem? Leave them there. Forecasts for rain and sooner or later they will need a poo.

[NerveAgent]

His house has some reviews on Google maps

[xeny]

Time to climb on roof -~5 minutes.

What is the likely police response time ?

[Earthdweller]

That is a Major security breach

I forsee the Chief Constable of NYP being summoned to explain standing on a carpet and not being offered tea/biscuits

The property should have 24/7 internal and external protection both human and technical

It should not have been possible


Beyond that targetting the private lives of public figures is reprehensible

[LM240]

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

I forsee the Chief Constable of NYP being summoned to explain standing on a carpet and not being offered tea/biscuits

The property should have 24/7 internal and external protection both human and technical

It should not have been possible


Beyond that targetting the private lives of public figures is reprehensible

This does appear quite a failing for a current PM.

I guess in residence it would be slightly different. However, it does appear the property is a bit vulnerable. They weren’t exactly subtle in their approach.

[pork911]

Earthdweller said:

Beyond that targetting the private lives of public figures is reprehensible

public figures who target (for good and bad) private individuals

[SteveStrange]

NerveAgent said:

His house has some reviews on Google maps

The jealousy is visible from space

[bigothunter]

xeny said:

Time to climb on roof -~5 minutes.

What is the likely police response time ?

Do Greenpeace have a commando unit?

[Biggy Stardust]

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

No, this is Sunak; Major lives elsewhere.

[z4RRSchris]

Pebbledash so nasty. He should have that taken off.

[ChevronB19]

SteveStrange said:

NerveAgent said:

His house has some reviews on Google maps

The jealousy is visible from space

For a billionaire or whatever he is, I would’ve thought he could spend a few quid on getting the exterior lintels painted.

[PositronicRay]

Biggy Stardust said:

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

No, this is Sunak; Major lives elsewhere.

If aĺ former and current PMs shared the same house life would be so much simpler.

[ChevronB19]

PositronicRay said:

Biggy Stardust said:

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

No, this is Sunak; Major lives elsewhere.

If a? former and current PMs shared the same house life would be so much simpler.

Monkey tennis?

[turbobloke]

bigothunter said:

xeny said:

Time to climb on roof -~5 minutes.

What is the likely police response time ?

Do Greenpeace have a commando unit?

Did they not do something similar with Two Jags Three Chins Four Homes (as was) Presclott?

[tangerine_sedge]

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

I forsee the Chief Constable of NYP being summoned to explain standing on a carpet and not being offered tea/biscuits

The property should have 24/7 internal and external protection both human and technical

It should not have been possible


Beyond that targetting the private lives of public figures is reprehensible

At least for once, the PM seems to be getting exactly the same police service that the rest of society would expect. More an act of levelling down, rather than levelling up though...

[turbobloke]

tangerine_sedge said:

Earthdweller said:

That is a Major security breach

I forsee the Chief Constable of NYP being summoned to explain standing on a carpet and not being offered tea/biscuits

The property should have 24/7 internal and external protection both human and technical

It should not have been possible


Beyond that targetting the private lives of public figures is reprehensible

At least for once, the PM seems to be getting exactly the same police service that the rest of society would expect. More an act of levelling down, rather than levelling up though...