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Revealed: Secret security plan should Kate leave Wills at the altar
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Police and spooks in charge of security for tomorrow's royal wedding have planned for every possible eventuality - including that of Kate leaving Wills at the altar.

The top-secret contingency plan for a "runaway bride" scenario has been dubbed "Operation Pumpkin", and if put into effect would see hundreds of operatives switch tasks in a desperate attempt to generate a moving security cordon around the escaping future Queen - while simultaneously attempting to preserve Prince William's option to pursue and dramatically win her back.


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Plain-clothes undercover police, MI5 officers and SAS soldiers stationed in the crowd will form a mobile flying wedge ahead of her, clearing a path for the fugitive future princess to escape down.


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We asked our source what plans were in place should Wills, rather than Kate, attempt to flee the wedding.

"Come off it," he said. "We only plan for things that make sense. He doesn't want to be back on the dating scene wearing a rug, does he?"

classic :lol: :lol: if only this was true and did happen! :lol:

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http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb ... ar%3F.html

If she is going to I hope to know about it in advance

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http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/e/1725459/Kate-to-leave-William-at-the-altar%3F.html

If she is going to I hope to know about it in advance


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I was going to put on a quid on that! :lol:

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Would you have gambled on this:

Royal wedding: anger over Brown and Blair snub

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/blog ... blair-snub

Priceless :D

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Its not a state wedding and they are not knights of the garter thus they weren't invited. Big deal, even Blair has said its not a big deal.

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Its not a state wedding and they are not knights of the garter thus they weren't invited. Big deal, even Blair has said its not a big deal.

Former Labour PMs were at Charles and Di's wedding - they weren't knights of the garter either.

Anyway, it's not a big deal anyway. It seems wrong that in this time of national hardship that some people have a vast pile of cash to throw at a wedding. The media is in overdrive, the marketing folk are trying to link thief products to the thing.

I was rather glad tat Charles and Camilla used a registry office. Camilla is far more likely to sit next to her husband when he becomes King.

I just hope that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a happier time of it than his parents and that they are able to make the monarchy seem less distant and more relevant. Right now, though, I'm not seeing that.

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Its not a state wedding and they are not knights of the garter thus they weren't invited. Big deal, even Blair has said its not a big deal.

They didn't apply that rule for Di/Charles wedding, other PMs who weren't Knights of the Garter attended.

I object to the Saudi Royals being there and Ambassadors of Zimbabwe and Bahrain attending. What sort of message is that? The Foreign Office fecked up big time on that score.

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Its not a state wedding and they are not knights of the garter thus they weren't invited. Big deal, even Blair has said its not a big deal.

They didn't apply that rule for Di/Charles wedding, other PMs who weren't Knights of the Garter attended.

I object to the Saudi Royals being there and Ambassadors of Zimbabwe and Bahrain attending. What sort of message is that? The Foreign Office fecked up big time on that score.

Prince charles and Di's wedding was a state occasion as he was the heir to the throne.

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Prince charles and Di's wedding was a state occasion as he was the heir to the throne.

PMs weren't my main concern TBH.

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bobbdobbs wrote:
Prince charles and Di's wedding was a state occasion as he was the heir to the throne.

PMs weren't my main concern TBH.


Who's been sending you Private Messages about the royal wedding then? :lol:

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adidan wrote:
bobbdobbs wrote:
Prince charles and Di's wedding was a state occasion as he was the heir to the throne.

PMs weren't my main concern TBH.

Who's been sending you Private Messages about the royal wedding then? :lol:

'Sat behind David Beckham LOL'!

Just caught live footage of the bride & groom driving out of BP in an old Aston Martin convertible with balloons & whatnot tied to it. Have to say, that did put a smile on my face. After all the rest of it - which has been a bit dry & po-faced tbh - that's a pretty cool thing.


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'Sat behind David Beckham LOL'!

Just caught live footage of the bride & groom driving out of BP* in an old Aston Martin convertible with balloons & whatnot tied to it. Have to say, that did put a smile on my face. After all the rest of it - which has been a bit dry & po-faced tbh - that's a pretty cool thing.


* Other petrol stations are available... :lol:

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jonbwfc wrote:
'Sat behind David Beckham LOL'!

Just caught live footage of the bride & groom driving out of BP* in an old Aston Martin convertible with balloons & whatnot tied to it. Have to say, that did put a smile on my face. After all the rest of it - which has been a bit dry & po-faced tbh - that's a pretty cool thing.


* Other petrol stations are available... :lol:

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