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'Spiderman' pulls off new stunt

A French skyscraper climber nicknamed “Spiderman” was arrested in Australia after scaling a 41-story building with his bare hands, stopping traffic on the busy street below.

Tue, 02 Jun, 2009 - 08:38

A French skyscraper climber nicknamed “Spiderman” was arrested in Australia after scaling a 41-story building with his bare hands, stopping traffic on the busy street below.

Around 200 people gathered today to watch as Alain Robert climbed to the top of the Royal Bank of Scotland Tower in downtown Sydney.

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