How a supposedly serious newspaper could take such a photo seriously
is beyond me.

I could do a better job with my cell phone camera and a frizbee.

And of course somehow in a busy city like London with millions of
people walking about, no one else saw that in broad daylight. Right.

I am reminded again of the fireball meteor that zipped across the US
August of 1972 in a matter of seconds without warning, yet thousands
of people saw it, many took photos and film of it, and even a US
satellite got images of the meteor.

Yet four flying disks hover over London and only one person sees it,
and he didn't even realize it at the time. Someone's having a laugh, to
be certain.

Good sleuthing BTW, Tom.