Banksy's London Street Art Costs British Taxpayers Nearly £150,000

Three works by the elusive street artist have generated mounting bills for removal, security, and maintenance. While critics call it expensive vandalism, supporters argue the pieces are valuable public art that draws crowds and sparks…
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