London - Crumbling, with sandbags piled in front and barbed wire on the parapet, Buckingham Palace is barely recognisable.
The roof of the dilapidated royal residence also features a huge satellite dish and, even more worryingly, a foreign-looking red flag.
Brighton Pier, too, is derelict and overgrown, while Antony Gormley’s iconic Angel Of The North is clad in ivy.
This is Britain – 20 years after a deadly virus has all but wiped out mankind. The images, which include six other famous UK landmarks, were doctored by computer programmers for Sony’s PlayStation 3 game The Last Of Us, which is released this week.
The computer game follows a survivor, as he tries to smuggle a 14-year-old girl out of a military-controlled quarantine zone in a world that has been taken over by nature. - Daily Mail