Gorilla's in our midst! Londoners welcome Caesar the ape after council killjoys said Wakefield woman couldn't keep it on her home

Adele Teale, a 59-year-old woman from Wakefield, had to remove a 4kg resin gorilla figure, Caesar, from outside her home due to council regulations, but Londoners rallied to welcome the statue after it was relocated. The council had initially threatened legal action and a hefty fine if the figure wasn't removed. This incident highlights a clash between local regulations and the community's desire to embrace quirky, artistic displays. The relocation to London underscores a broader debate about public art and the sometimes overly strict regulations that can stifle creativity.