Fathers' rights Sandringham protest foiled

Police foiled a fathers’ rights protest in Britain aimed at disrupting the Queen’s Christmas church service today.

Fathers' rights Sandringham protest foiled
Sat, 25 Dec, 2004 - 12:04

Police foiled a fathers’ rights protest in Britain aimed at disrupting the Queen’s Christmas church service today.

Eight men were arrested near the Sandringham estate as the Fathers 4 Justice campaign group announced they intended to scale St Mary Magdalene’s Church which the Royal Family traditionally attend.

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