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Subject: Boris Johnson saved Franny Armstrong
YelliChink    11/3/2009 1:47:02 PM
www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/nov/03/boris-johnson-saves-franny-armstrong

Can't find Daily Mail version, but the Guardian would do.

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Boris Johnson saves filmmaker Franny Armstrong from attack

Age of Stupid director rescued by 'knight on shining bicycle'

Boris Johnson came to the rescue of a high profile climate change activist and filmmaker who was being attacked by a group of young girls brandishing an iron bar, it was revealed today.

Franny Armstrong, the director of The Age of Stupid, described the mayor of London as her "knight in a shining bicycle" after he came to her defence as she was walking home in Camden, north London, last night.

She called out for help to a passing cyclist after being surrounded by a group of hoodie-wearing young girls who pushed her against a car, one holding an iron bar.

The cyclist turned out to be none other than Johnson, who has made tackling youth crime a key mayoral priority.
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I see triple irony here.

'Conservative' mayor saved a climate activist who was in a car.

Good to know that at least one English politician is doing his job.
 
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