[Steven Lyle Jordan]

Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

Hmmmm.... London has cameras all over the City, virtually every corner.

From the Washington Post:

The circulation of the four national red tops (tabloids, to the yanks)-- The Sun, Mirror, Daily Star and Daily Sport -- in June was more than double that of the five serious papers -- Telegraph, Times of London, the Guardian, the Independent and Financial Times -- and by and large, red tops are much more profitable. And as the red tops continue to eye middle-class readers, they do so with panache.

In explaining the opera to its readers, the Sun elucidated: "Most operas are dirtier than Amy Winehouse's beehive . . . and more violent than a Tarantino bloodfest."

So, are Londoners complaining about cameras... or are they gossiping about Winehouse and Tarantino?