Even with asylum, Assange exit from embassy tricky  Associated
Press SHARE  By JILL LAWLESS, Associated Press  LONDON (AP) —
It's an impasse: Ecuador Thursday granted asylum to Julian
Assange, but Britain says it still intends to arrest the
WikiLeaks chief the moment he steps out of the Ecuadorian
Embassy in London and extradite him to Sweden for questioning
about alleged sexual assaults.  Is there any way out for
Assange? Any way he could elude British officials and make it to
Ecuador?   Some supporters want Assange to be granted Ecuadorean
citizenship and made a member of the embassy staff, so that he
would be protected by diplomatic immunity. But diplomatic status
must be recognized by the host government, something the British
government is exceedingly unlikely to do.  Legal expert Carl
Gardner has raised another long-shot possibility — Ecuador could
name Assange its representative to the United Nations. That
would make him immune from arrest while traveling to U.N.
meetings around the world. Assange coul