New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

The man who sat on THE QUEEN’S BED

Michael Fagan, a man forever destined to be a Trivial Pursuit answer, has never come to terms with the spotlight that has glared down on him since he broke into Buckingham Palace and woke up the Queen. One minute he was a face in the crowds. Next, his name was on everyone’s lips as he made headlines around the world.

Since that fateful day in 1982, the lines on his face have deepened, his circumstances have changed, but it’s clear he still hates the limelight.

“It’s a nightmare,” moans Michael. “It seems there is nowhere I can go without some joker asking me if I’ve heard from

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