In this file picture taken on June 24, 2008 a British police officer looks at a squirrel as it bounds across the doorstep of 10 Downing Sreet in London. Deep in the heart of England's seemingly peaceful countryside, a fierce battle for survival is being waged between the domestic red squirrel, its tougher grey cousin -- and a new mutant arrival. (Getty/Daylife)
An injured man is carried by police officers during a protest on the street outside the Houses of Parliament in London, Monday, May 11, 2009. Hundreds of pro-Tamil demonstrators blocked traffic and clashed with police in the streets around Britain's Parliament Monday after news filtered out from Sri Lanka that hundreds of their compatriots had died in intense shelling. Police said Monday evening that 36 people had been arrested and the protesters had been cleared from the roads. (AP/Daylife)
A pro-Tamil demonstrator is led away by police medics during a protest in Parliament Square in London May 11, 2009. Tamil demonstrators blocked streets around Westminster to protest against the conflict in Sri Lanka. (Reuters/Daylife)
Police form a cordon in front of Britain's Houses of Parliament and Big Ben clock tower during a Tamil demonstration in London May 17, 2009. (Reuters/Daylife)
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 17: Police officers stand guard in front of the Houses of Parliament in inclement weather on May 17, 2009 in London, England. It was announced on Friday that a panel of police officers and lawyers are to look into allegations concerning MPs' expenses following calls for a non-internal inquiry to decide whether criminal investigations should take place. (Getty/Daylife)
A police officer stands guard outside 10 Downing Street in London June 5, 2009. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown reshuffled his government on Friday after a third senior minister resigned calling on the premier to stand aside. (Reuters/Daylife)
An armed police officer walks past the door of 10 Downing Street in London June 5, 2009. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown reshuffled his government on Friday after a third senior minister resigned calling on the premier to stand aside. (Reuters/Daylife)
London's Metropolitan police officers secure the wall area of the National Gallery museum at central London's Trafalgar Square Sunday June 28, 2009, after Michael Jackson fans have written graffiti following his death announcement. The police believe the graffiti of the commemorative notes and drawings first appeared Saturday evening and they are investigating the incidents. Barriers have now been put up to stop people accessing the National Gallery walls. There have been no arrests. (AP/Daylife)
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