from Ananova<\/a><\/p>\n Projectors will "wrap" the Palace in a giant Union Jack and It is part of the "Brightening Up London" project, backed by "The Queen was impressed by Bob Geldof’s ‘Peace and Hope’ message Nine of London’s most famous buildings – including the National Gallery, The Palace will be lit up from 5pm on Christmas Eve.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" With typical low-key British aplomb, the Queen has consented to allow, for the first time, holiday illumination on Buckingham Palace. In a subtle demonstration of good taste mixed with saavy business sense, the Union Jack motif appearantly alternates with an … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/buckpal.jpg\")
With
\n typical low-key British aplomb, the Queen has consented to allow, for
\n the first time, holiday illumination on Buckingham Palace. In a subtle
\n demonstration of good taste mixed with saavy business sense, the Union
\n Jack motif appearantly alternates with an advertisment for a local
\n cell phone company.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n also in Christmas wrapping paper.<\/p>\n
\n celebrities including Bob Geldof, and sponsored by Orange.<\/p>\n
\n projected on to Wellington Arch and gave the go-ahead for the Palace
\n to be lit
\n up," said a Palace spokeswoman."But this is not an endorsement
\n of any particular phone company."<\/p>\n
\n Imperial War Museum, Tate Britain and the National Theatre – are being
\n illuminated with seasonal images.<\/p>\n