Four Greenpeace activists arrested after climbing on to the roof of Rishi Sunak's North Yorkshire home

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Environmental Activists Who Cloaked Rishi Sunak's House In Black Arrested

Activists from Greenpeace were arrested Thursday after scaling UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's constituency home in northern England and covering it with black fabric to protest his fossil fuel policy. Sunak this week approved hundreds of new oil and gas licences in the North Sea off Britain's east coast, angering environmentalists. "We desperately need our prime minister to be a climate leader, not a climate arsonist," said Greenpeace UK climat…

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How on earth did police let Greenpeace activists stroll up to Rishi Sunak’s family home?

Security fiasco HOW on earth did police allow Greenpeace activists to stroll up to Rishi Sunak’s family home with ladders and launch a stunt on his roof and in the back garden in broad daylight? It is a scarcely believable failing on the part of the North Yorkshire force who not only allowed it to happen — but didn’t respond for two hours. It’s an unbelievable failing that North Yorkshire police didn’t respond for two hours when Greenpeace activ…

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To protest against a new hydrocarbon exploitation plan authorized by the head of the British government, the NGO targeted its private residence for the second time in less than a year.

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The British Prime Minister promised “hundreds” of new licenses for oil and gas exploration and exploitation on Monday, much to the dismay of environmental activists.

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The demonstration after the Prime Minister announced the granting of another hundred licenses to drill the North Sea

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Environmental activists arrested after covering UK PM's home in black

LONDON: Activists from Greenpeace were arrested on Thursday (Aug 3) after scaling UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's constituency home in northern England and covering it with black fabric to protest his fossil fuel policy. Sunak this week