London | If Trafalgar Square, with its landmark Nelson’s column, embodies British greatness, street artist Banksy’s newest statue, just a few hundred metres away, encapsulates the dire mood of the modern-day United Kingdom.
Since its surprise installation under the cover of darkness last week, thousands of Brits and tourists have flocked to the statue in Waterloo Place in St James, where its neighbours include King Edward VII, Florence Nightingale and a former Duke of York (no, not that one).
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