UFO snapped over Tesco Supermarket, Croydon, UK

I saw this article in the Sun Newspaper tonight and don't know if anyone else has posted anything about it yet. I have the link to the Sun website but cannot access it from work.

Sid O'Driscoll snapped a photograph of white and green lights over Tesco's in Croydon, UK at 2am. Sid described the lights as green and white, moving fast then stopping.

Please check out the link to see for yourself as UFO Expert Nick Pope has been informed and is asking for a public inquiry to this event.

Thanks

Link: www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/ufos/article1620707.ece

Nice. I'm mainly replying because I know its a bit gutting when you make a thread and noone replies.

maybe some curious alien tourist on a late night run
or
an airplane with advertising lights under its wings

When the titles are "Every little green man helps" and "Were not aisle-lone" you know it's not a very credible newspaper lol

Good ol Sun, stick to the boobs.

Originally posted by Hamlin
When the titles are "Every little green man helps" and "Were not aisle-lone" you know it's not a very credible newspaper lol

Good ol Sun, stick to the boobs.

Haha. Yeah better stick to what they're best at.

Tesco? What they're looking for Frazzles?
Do they still make Frazzles? They used to be my favorite.
Also prawn crackers.

Don't think it's a UFO though.
It could be a fluorescent nipple cover/artifact gone awry from page 3.

Why are the worst of the worst always posted on MSM?

Well I think the Sun does great reporting UFOs , sure they sensationalise a lot of cases but they keep the field in the minds of the average Joe in the UK, associating tits and UFOs may be a bit extreme but desperate times call for desperate measures!

Also the Suns Rendlesham article recently imo was pretty good compared to the more respectable CH4 documentary (advance 50mins), showing the Socorro '64 Egg as a disk performing acrobatics and other misreporting.

My 2c, btw think its an internal lens reflection, a less cropped image shows the photographer was more interested in the area above the supermarket than the maneuvering spaceship.