"The UK Telegraph" reports that music legend Paul McCartney was caught sitting in on debates at London's House of Commons on Tuesday night.  McCartney took a seat in the House's public gallery and listened to discussions on voting reform.  The 67-year-old went through security checks, but stayed for just a few minutes. A friend of Paul’s explained to the paper, "He was on his way up from Sussex to his home in London and just thought he would look in."

The McCartney sighting comes less than a month after he was seen awaiting help for a stalled car in Santa Monica, California in mid-January.  American photographers managed to catch the rocker as he waited for a ride.