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October 12, 2012

14. British journalism's greatest ever scoops: Intruder at the Queen’s Bedside (Daily Express, Norman Luck, Percy Hoskins and John Warden, 1982)

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The extraordinary tale of how a man broke into Buckingham Palace and spent 10 minutes sitting on the Queen’s bed chatting to her.

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