I GUARANTEE you will not FLY the drone over the BBC 😡🎥🍳🤣❌️

BBC Breakfast studios in Manchester, Quay Side. The video is spread over 2 days due to bad wind the first visit causing drone issues.
I am told there is a different law in this area preventing drones.

[@kjp1232]

I guarantee I will never in my life pay one penny to the BBC.

[@nubie1100]

Hope you ain't watching live or they'll be after you 😂

[@lucodeath]

Same

[@Al6Rockman]

Ive never paid for a tv licence in Ireland for over 18 years , been to court and given a €600 fine and I laughed and said if I can't afford a 160 licence I'm hardly going to afford a 600 fine, got sent to a cell for 6 hours then brought home, still haven't heard anything since

[@johngreen6191]

@@Al6Rockman Future compensation.

[@kjp1232]

@@nubie1100 il make them a cup of tea while the dog answers the door.

[@DW-er3xx]

That security guard that was insisting you won’t fly is an absolute embarrassment to any company he will work for, clueless 🤡

[@Wassup-Doc]

Not hired for his I.Q

[@tallchap8070]

Special Law, for special boys. Bless.

[@lloydburdis1277]

Oh you have to forgive the guy he is security these people are a breed different from the rest of use not the brightest but love to try and show some sort of authority quite sad really. You occasionally get the sensible ones that really give a damn 😂

[@BowlingCrony]

He is police the guy in the red coat

[@tba8241]

South African Manc 😂

[@paulxc4411]

The BBC don’t understand the rights to film in public. Priceless.

[@Trollspeil]

You do know this is not the “BBC” don’t you? It

[@paulxc4411]

Really? My mistake. This is “Media City” in Manchester with a big BBC sign on the roof. But what do I know.

[@craigwinfarrah]

It is the bbc been there many of times

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

@@Trollspeilbetter let @djemedia know as it’s in the title

[@Wassup-Doc]

They understand not to report pedos though

[@christopherdaniels6207]

The BBC are so far up their own backsides with their self importance.

[@deputyVH]

Exactly why I don't own a TV!

[@tonybatley6101]

And unless they're defunded and made to stand on their own two feet and find themselves they always will be

[@DaveBeaven-tx2tp]

Can’t fly over private land….they think it’s ok for their goons to be walking on peoples driveways to hassle people for the TV Tax.

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

they prob think we cannot film their licence chasers on our own land

[@fluidjazz]

The self-importance, of these corporations, is staggering.

[@4TheRecord]

None of them get permission when setting up their cameras on the street that can see other peoples private buildings and homes yet they think you need permission from them. They are clowns.

[@sggibson62]

Cliff Richard knows that’s true 👍

[@DMC888]

@@sggibson62good example.

[@johnklockyer]

And force people to pay the licence fee.

[@johnklockyer]

@@sggibson62 AKA Harry Webb… check his history you might be interested.

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

Did Cliff Richard give them permission to film his house with a helicopter?

[@kenburt9696]

If the law allows it and the CAA allows it, who do the BBC and their security guards think they are ?

[@andrewclegg6541]

bully's

[@limpethead]

Special. They are all brainwashed minions these security guards. They are paid to stand up and walk about all day. All you need is a head, arms and legs.

[@christophercuk]

Well it permits flight at the level of an aircraft for the purposes of flight. It does state that local laws such as trespass are in place for what would be deemed as low level flight - If you build and extension to add a floor to your house do you get a CAA permit, no. You own the airspace over your house. If we keep seeing antagonistic approaches from auditors, namely not leaving private property when asked or drone launches, then the existing laws will be clamped and enforced more closely.

[@stuartspence3613]

No! Not BBC security. Get your facts right. Red coats work for the site owners, Peel Group.

[@TheCount66]

​@@christophercukSo people aren't allowed to carry out a perfectly lawful activity because some melts don't like it? 😂

[@Undertaker747]

Red jacket security guards are thick and pathetic.They know everything about nothing.

[@silverfox74]

They earn minimum wage for a reason - peanuts and all that

[@westfieldracer]

😂

[@DennisGeorge-cn3zu]

the first one in red could not process what he was told,

[@OurDearLeader]

Security guards appear to be quite stupid. They just waffle nonsense as fact. But it is entertaining that they reckon they're in charge of the airspace.

[@JohnBoyBeattie]

“They don’t want”, “They don’t want”. Imagine a world governed by what everyone doesn’t want 😂

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

Whittaker and his Peel Holdings think that they do own everything.

[@retroclickmedia4422]

I love the fact that the younger bloke in red is smiling and condersending when he is so wrong with what he is saying, a major lack of understanding of the law. A lack of training sadly

[@kboyshane3366]

The BBC must train their security staff with Propaganda just like their news stations 🤔

[@porkpie2884]

Yep, exactly

[@stuartspence3613]

Shane, those guys in red are nothing to do with the BBC. They work for Peel, the site owner.😮.

[@ivandavies1388]

As opposed to the drivel in the right wing press?😂

[@ma_iii]

😂

[@itisjustacomment]

​@ivandavies1388 You are missing the point. This is meant to be a non-biased corporation and isn't meant to choose a side. They are disingenuous, and while I worked there very biased indeed. Point elsewhere all you wish to deflect but Ofcom reports and the BBC Director General was very open about their shortcomings while he ended the job, but went back on his word and it is more biased than ever.

[@MichaelNovak1987]

The BBC. The thought control machine...

[@stuartspence3613]

How are things at RT Mr Novak or whatever your name is?

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Must be DR who 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@itisjustacomment]

You don't know half of it, I worked there around 2004-2006 on the Leeds site, I was working for BBC Sounds at first but would find myself with a brief for news stories and interviews or travelling to areas. I found a strong pattern for they merely promoted labour areas, and my pictures were according to flowers and landmarks. While in areas they didn't align with the BBC thought process, they wanted Pictures of backstreets with wheelie bins or decorations such as Buildings with graffiti, terrace streets etc. I saw this in interviews for Labour MPs being just outright promotions and the opposite side being hit pieces. When one enters the BBC sites, it is easy to notice why this is the case, Everyone seems to be university-educated and the management sources from the Middle class believe themselves to be upper-class' London types ' as I call them. I got a wake-up call on my first day at the Leeds site when I was told to" keep your politics to yourself" by an acquaintance who got me the job I asked " why " to which he added "If you aren't labour or lib dem " don't add to Discussions. As your contract will run short, then on meeting my first boss Pippa from London, I understood full well. Ofcom was correct about them, that's for sure.

[@Parawingdelta2]

I wonder how long it will be before these security people and property managers finally know what they're talking about. It's been quite a few years now and the message doesn't seem to be passed on.

[@catastrophic009]

Love seeing these power trippers ending up been powerless when it comes to not knowing the rules !

[@China-zu5dk]

Useless uninformed security.

[@hassyg4083]

the British mainstream media don't like to be filmed by the independent media lol

[@elbaz860]

Why are security people such muppets?

[@TheGazza636]

You pay peanuts you get monkeys

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

It’s the labott ? They all have to qualify for the jobs😂😂😂😂😂

[@007spudmanSpudsArmy]

Because they were usually Bullies in their School lives and love the power.

[@maks1o]

Does BBC security call Google, National Space Station, Easyjet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, British Airways, and other airlines with complaints?

[@Boyson66]

Grandpa soon shut his mouth after his cocky outburst.

[@tba8241]

Grandpa is South African 😂

[@alistair4194]

The air space is about the only bit of the area Peel Holdings don’t own 😂

[@trains81]

They got site in Gloucester to I believe

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

​@trains81 They have sites all over the country. Whittaker, the owner, lives in the Isle of Man so that he pays hardly any tax.

[@roberthardy2013]

“Learn something new every day” if only their staff did !

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Funny that the BBC had no worries about flying a helicopter over Cliff Richard’s house to film through its windows some years back!

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Don’t do what I do do what I say one word begins with f,, end with k 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@limpethead]

Its not what the landlord wants. Its a provision of the landlord having that land. If it doesn't have public right of way, he doesn't get the land to build on. He doesn't set the rules. The rules are set on them.

[@DMC888]

Just like these shopping centres where they build over the public rights of way and then apply their policies.

[@stuartgmk]

👍

[@nigeats6733]

"Have you got permission"...? "No". WRONG ANSWER. Yes, is the correct response. Legislation & CAA back that up. Let them prove it otherwise.

[@scotttchviski6706]

The CAA don't give permission, they advise it is safe to fly there. The CAA also advise if the drone flight is not at a reasonable height it could amount to trespass.

[@10tendogsdonie]

​Trespass? Interesting, Please explain if you dont mind, 🙏

[@scotttchviski6706]

@@10tendogsdonie Search 'CAA drones trespass'.

[@J4mesTrenchard]

@@scotttchviski6706 the drone code doesnt mention trespass, under 250g drones can fly anywhere responcibly.

[@J4mesTrenchard]

@@scotttchviski6706 the CAA do give permission. you have to register and pass tests to fly with CAA approval...

[@brendagilson934]

Old boy in red. Mr.Know it all😂

[@paultaylor9498]

Guy, in the red jacket, sounds South African probably used to getting is way

[@tc5042]

Definitely SA

[@petermead2009]

hes a scouser

[@memezilla4370]

Not from SA

[@peterjol]

It's cool getting such a clear birds eye view of places.

[@godsgod1677]

This is a perfect example of how many people imagine or perceive what the law is rather than actually comprehending it.

[@user-lb5wt3wy1u]

Has Butlins shut down,the amount of redcoats working for security was unbelievable, thought they were supposed to be entertaining 🤔🤭

[@stuartspence3613]

🤣😂🤣😊🤗

[@10tendogsdonie]

😂😂

[@wix7657]

More like clowns from Billy Smarts Circus! 🎪🤡🤡🤡🤡🎪

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Not good another to be a blue coats 😂😂😂😂😂

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

@@wix7657old red lost his balls 😂😂😂😂😂

[@muddlepond]

I live in Manchester and I was hoping that they wouldn't misbehave and show us up but they did just that. I was hoping that Mancs had a bit of common sense. Really good video DJE.

[@ukwhitewitch]

I have to say that DJ has got better and better....and he actually listens to viewers comments 😊

[@user-io2et5bv2s]

It doesn’t need the BBC to show Manchester up. lol

[@leemc6229]

It's in Salford, so you're okay 👍🏻

[@colonelcustard.9883]

The tall twerp in the red jacket says the CAA treat it like an airport and you can't fly. You pull the phone out and demonstrate without doubt that he is lieing. ( just like the BBC does every day). He then completely ignored that you had proved him wrong and continued chatting shit. I am going to have to fly my drone there just to see if they will ever learn.

[@SLIAFFT]

Next thing will be you need a tv license to own or fly a drone

[@10tendogsdonie]

😂😂

[@unclefista]

*licence

[@MikeEves]

You don't need a TV licence to watch TV....

[@paultoughill6238]

Security guards think they are god and they don't realise they look and act stupid

[@10tendogsdonie]

NLP, shows the power if it, 😊 we need to turn it around,

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Guarding all the tax dodgers 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rogerbixley6911]

Why did you have such a long discussion with them ?......you could have gone where you knew it was not BBC property...flew the drone over the place and they wouldn´t have known..

[@ukwhitewitch]

It's called "content "

[@michaelharrison8920]

BBC thinks that you need a tv licence to film there place and fly a drone waste of money 💰 there’s nothing on tv nowadays but rubbish 😂

[@ifonlyful]

BBC are full of REPEATS anyway, that means we are paying a licence fee to watch repeats, yet they say we need one to watch live tv which is virtually only the news.

[@ChrisRaine.]

⁠​⁠@@ifonlyfulWhen they say “live” it is classed as anything being broadcast, not just recorded live, so if you only watch on demand videos like most of the content on KZbin, Netflix or other streaming sites, you don’t need a TV licence. The only exceptions are BBC iplayer or recording the live broadcasts.

[@joansmith5831]

The pensioner in the red coat living in the old days

[@rogerchadwick3452]

The BBC who sent a helicopter up above Cliff Richards House??

[@msftcloudgeek]

why do security guards keep saying something is against the law.. they are not law enforcement.. they are only there to call the cops if they think there is a problem. That's their only job.

[@ivormectin.3046]

Stupid security . even when told the LAW.. How the hell do they get jobs..

[@abc33944]

They only operate through fear

[@Cal157]

Foreigner's telling us what we are allowed to do in OUR country,,, Priceless...

[@patrickwatters7555]

I think you cannot interrupt someone when they're flying a drone, for obvious reasons. 😂

[@charliecatton7563]

All these security gaurds talk out of their arse's they think they know the laws and they no nothing best just keeping their mouths shut 😊🇬🇧

[@elwynj5379]

Just to confirm, there is currently no FRZ shown on the CAA website….

[@GorbMcNasty]

"Ahh sorry mate, We're just doing what we need to do to stop your lawful activity so it's, you know.. one of those things".. "No, idiot'.. 🤣

[@sueronhaworth5713]

MORE pensionable security guards ?? who insist that they know what thy are spouting is correct, SORRY GRANDDAD YOU ARE TALKING CRAP.

[@tonymcvann4504]

You wouldn't know how to undertake an audit to save your life!

[@denismcgheeboyle8659]

When a few hundred of us vets turned up there cpl of years ago the security guards all ran away inside was funny!!!

[@lee32uk]

You can't fly over private property lol. That would pretty much stop you from flying anywhere.

[@theclotshotdidit3115]

Lol, I love how the second security guard in red, said you can't fly here, the CAA won't allow it, then when shown hes wrong on the drone app, totally ' forgets' that and starts making up more nonsense, comedy gold 🤡

[@royalanethridge333]

And the security are getting paid to break the law

[@10tendogsdonie]

😂😂 But its not law, its a fear factor that they use mind control how are red coats & security going to understand law when home office, police dont know the law, its all mind controll dont you all get it, how can any man make law over another man, some one explain,??

[@user-pd1oe1nd9x]

You can't do it, you can't do it, you can't do it. Oh f@@k you just did it!

[@roberthardy2013]

That taped off bit was for Gary Linekers breakfast delivery by drone.

[@stevenhoughton1406]

Media city is not in Manchester. Media city is in Salford. Incase people don't know Manchester and Salford are two separate cities.I am a Salfordian not a Mancunian.

[@hassyg4083]

it's part of Greater Manchester. If he says Media City Greater Manchester that is correct

[@mcfcmanc]

Bit like Man Utd aren’t in Manchester but just over the water there in Trafford

[@stevenhoughton1406]

@@hassyg4083 I'm not 100% sure what you mean. But you do realise Greater Manchester is a borough not a city and places like Salford, Stockport,Trafford, Wigan Oldham to name a few places are not in the city of Manchester they are completely separate with their own independent councils inside the borough of Greater Manchester not the city of Manchester So basically Media City is in Salford not Manchester

[@hassyg4083]

@@stevenhoughton1406 relax mate is right next door to Manchester city

[@BestUserNameUK]

Ordsall to be precise. I grew up around there when it was the docks.

[@798jamesb]

Make the most of been able to fly drones in these places no doubt with the new regulations they are bringing in will make it a offence of some discription to fly drones in the places you are

[@10tendogsdonie]

The land, air, & sea, belong to us,,, dont you get it,, please how can an other man tell you what to do while they are doing the opposite, we are ALL born equal, 😉

[@richardtams564]

Ironic that the bbc makes a living out of filming anything and everything but objects to being filmed. Or pays security companies to discourage it.

[@andyquelch5754]

The sheer arrogance and ignorance of the security staff is incredible. The guy in the orange/red jacket reminds me of the police special and the hymn singing incident.

[@stevieatkinson3898]

Capt Birdseye was adamant that you weren't going to take the drone up his arse totally went when you did fly the drone 🤣 Brilliant stuff👍👍👍

[@abc33944]

Protecting jimmy savilles legacy

[@rudeboijasmithy]

That guy in the reds voice is so annoying but it was funny watching him think he knew the law.😂😂😂

[@woods19364]

Surely they have no authority to engage with you, if you are in public they have left their site of jurisdiction, they can report but cannot disturb you in a public area.

[@nigelwilliams9307]

So they permit idiots on bicycles to cycle up that walkway at 40 mph?

[@robwalker3417]

I thought the BBC was publicly owned? Not private property.

[@hassyg4083]

they paying the Billionaire Peel family

[@BestUserNameUK]

The land is owned by Peel Holdings.

[@robwalker3417]

@@BestUserNameUK Any rented property by a publicly owned body de facto becomes public property, in a legal sense. The laws governing such properties are different from privately owned/controlled property. The government cannot negate their responsibilities by renting. This is my understanding.

[@Leroyy536]

It’s private property, don’t the public pay for it.

[@TheNorthscape]

Nope.

[@abc33944]

Public or private you can still fly it

[@scotttchviski6706]

The public fund every military base in this country.

[@patrickdaly2121]

The BBC constantly send threatening letters to people who don’t need a tv license and they’ve got the cheek to try and stop you filming. I wish everyone would stick together and refuse to pay a license and put this lot out of business.

[@maxdamage8435]

People are daily cancelling their licences and the BBC's funding days of old are nearly over.

[@sourcecode6467]

The older redcoat security guards voice sounds exactly like Dorian Yates 🧐

[@nealebishton677]

Typical thick as mince security. These red jacket goons are being paid with your money. What a joke.

[@stuartspence3613]

No they are not paid with our money. Where do you get that idea from? These so called security are employed by the landlord, Peel Holdings and nothing to do with the BBC or other tenants for that matter.

[@10tendogsdonie]

​@@stuartspence3613think same pot from your pockets,

[@nealebishton677]

@@stuartspence3613 So you are claiming all the tenants in the complex get their security for free.? Seriously?

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Not mind 😂😂😂😂

[@chrischatfield8550]

Tardis in Dock 10 on the right hand entrance behind the security in red....We wanna see TARDIS. again 😂😁🤩😎😄💜❤❤👍

[@ianpaynetravel]

"I'll get guys down here and we'll stop you from doing it" I'd love to know what he actually had in mind.

[@stuartspence3613]

Bandits at six o'clock, Ginger old bean. Blue leader over! 49:13

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

Ahh, so that’s where our TV licence money goes. Make the most of it BBC, your days are numbered, haven’t watched it for years and not missed it at all and I’m not alone- you’re mugging us off!

[@jamesleicher]

question what happens you dont pay tv licence?do you also pay per tv ?

[@10tendogsdonie]

Why pay for propaganda, unless your of unsound mind, 🤔

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

@@10tendogsdonie absolutely 👍

[@user-io2et5bv2s]

I can never understand why they get so “triggered” by someone flying a drone over a business property.

[@trevoradams3350]

Especially when they are on minimum wage 🤦‍♂️

[@funkyjunkyjai]

The sheer audacity of security. Wow 😂

[@mistermikeanson]

Guy in red jacket making threats.

[@abc33944]

South African for you

[@A2Z1Two3]

Very concerning that the security guy WITH drone says he will still 'follow orders ' despite knowing the drone laws allow it.

[@10tendogsdonie]

Yes but its not law, its an act,

[@martinhughes6851]

These private estates are getting ridiculous, not be long before you have to be a certain social class to access

[@robtudor3785]

Media City was originally public land. Section 32 1972 “Public place” includes any highway and any other premises or place to which at the material time the public have or are permitted to have access, whether on payment or otherwise ”

[@10tendogsdonie]

Exactly, statutes/acts do not apply to the people of this land unless you consent, uts iur homeland, not a mp, or corps,

[@JoeyRhubarb]

@@10tendogsdonie Complete rubbish and has been disproven a multitude of times, by the courts. Inform yourself.

[@10tendogsdonie]

@@JoeyRhubarb Magistrates courts are purely Administrative, which your right is rubbish, however no man is above the law, we are all born equal, 2 ears, 2 eye's, 2 arms, 2 legs, etc, if your lucky, come into this world a baby, go out a corpse = dead entity which is what mag court's treat you as cos they can't hear you, research it it may give you a diffrent perspective at least,,

[@davy2266]

they look quite protective of there corporation, but if your name is jimmy you can do anything here.just ripped up another tv licence demand.

[@lee32uk]

I wonder if they stop planes and helicopters from flying over ? You can't make this stuff up.

[@waynewigger9904]

Old Teletubby PO thinking he knows best 😅 the melt protecting noncevilles building

[@BeekaysBikesandTheAbbeyLanders]

Another good video DJE MEDIA loving the footage of all these buidlings and scenery.

[@knightstemplar6243]

Unfortunately for peel. They are not a law unto themselves. Air space is controlled by. The civil aviation authority they make the laws on air space not peel

[@deanp1901]

Still launched it from private property

[@keithsmith8525]

If it were not for Death in Paradise, I wouldn't bother with the BBC!

[@chrisknott1121]

That's the law of this place.... what a tool.

[@petercorinallen]

Powerless security personnel...l love it... well done DJ.

[@SteveInsidious]

Red jacket security aren't very smart. Utterly clueless

[@39devonshire]

Guy in the red coat sounds like Ringo Star

[@BadHorsie1]

But why make a big deal to security about launching it. If you're gonna launch it just launch it. It's obvious you're doing it to get a reaction

[@paulcoombes2326]

All he ever does is antagonise people for a reaction

[@robertovers1863]

i love the new colour coding for security , it helps to save any confusion 1, dirty yellow, thick as shit, 2, yellow ( clean ) hut dweller, but still thick 3, orange, getting to the top now, he can smell the power, (1 O level in art ) 4, blue, we are talking serious stuff now they can walk and talk, 5, red, the dogs balls, thicker than a can of dog meat, his dad was a police man an taught im every fin he nose

[@Pierre3513]

Maybe the BBC think it’s only them who are allowed to fly drones and film in public

[@kite2surf]

Papa Smurf is still working.....

[@user-sk5ge3mm1e]

What I noticed when I visited London was how much security there was in all of the buildings. Even some of the small mom and pop buildings. I could not understand why as it did not seem to be a city that had a huge crime problem. It is almost unheard of here where I live in the states. You almost never see security in any building including banks.

[@cypeman8037]

You obviously don’t watch first amendment auditors on KZbin. They visit town hall and federal buildings all over the USA where security search you, scan you and some ask for identification.

[@mfrost71w]

Every business and government agency hired security guards during covid. Although covid is over all the guards have been retained at an enormous cost and billions of pounds paid to the like of G4S. I've no idea why they've been retained - perhaps its due to lobbying of the likes of G4S who don't want to loose their free money

[@DMC888]

The problem is the huge amount of mostly Eastern European shop lifters.

[@user-sk5ge3mm1e]

Oh. I really did not know why. So, they like to shoplift. I always thought of them as pick pocket types, but it makes since that they would be guilty with the five-finger discount as well. Pretty sad. @@DMC888

[@DMC888]

@@user-sk5ge3mm1e there are organised gangs. It’s a big problem.

[@sharronlister7522]

so if i have a hover board/craft, they cant remove me as i am not on their land, it would be the airspace??

[@pottsyuk]

It makes other auditors/drone flyers look bad when you purposely take off from private property to annoy them, even if just for a few seconds. Up until then the audit was good, just take off from public like you are meant to mate instead of antagonising the situation for no reason.

[@ExentyOfficial]

Agreed, they don’t actually care about auditing anymore it’s clear these videos are just made for him to be rude to people and antagonise them to get a reaction, the first thing he said to the first fella was just “I’ve got a drone I’m gonna fly over the building” knowing what the response would be but instead if he was polite and actually said what he was doing and explained the laws to them politely then security wouldn’t be made to look like idiots, these KZbinr audits if they took what they do seriously would want to educate security that it is allowed rather than just go there to be a prick, won’t be surprised if more laws get put in place regarding drones sooner or later because of these guys taking advantage of it.

[@stehume]

Totally agree, i'm very new to this, not even taken my drone outside yet as been to windy since i have had it. Its these youtubers that will end up getting drones banned altogether, What all the security firms and all business need to know is that people can fly over the properties, that way channels like this will no longer have any views as they wont be any confrontation. As usual minority spoil things for the majority

[@10tendogsdonie]

Laws of air next they'll be taxing birds flying, oh 🤔 wait a minute dont tell the tories, they'll get idea's, How can a publicly funded corporation can not make law, its not law can never be law, & thats the law,

[@10tendogsdonie]

​@@ExentyOfficialeloborate the law, please,

[@crazyedits50]

​@@10tendogsdonieif you have got the land owners permission you can take off on private land. Otherwise you have to take off from public land

[@lordrod7328]

The top floor of the BBC has always been a nasty shade of green

[@RolandStone-ws9vm]

Security are always so thick, they are also very certain of themselves whilst making complete fools of themselves.

[@johncummins3860]

" we will send out our drone detecter van" !!

[@douglipscomb3002]

I feel sorry for security guards. Couldn't imagine in my wildest dreams standing around all day with my hands in my pockets contributing absolutely nothing to society! Absolutely boring!

[@the_bloke_that_cuts_the_grass]

I love the farting revolving door😂