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Just Stop Oil protesters glue themselves to painting in Glasgow art gallery

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Louis McKechnie and Emily Brocklebank stormed the Courtauld Gallery in Somerset House on London's Strand. The pair are affiliated with Just Stop Oil - a coalition of groups working together to halt new fossil fuel licensing and production. They glued themselves to Peach Trees in Blossom (1889), a view of an open plain outside Arles, France in early spring.

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The Independent

Just Stop Oil protesters glue themselves to painting in Glasgow art gallery

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Daily Record

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Glasgow Times

Five arrested after protest at Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow

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Glasgow Live

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