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'Schools won't have to shut in event of COVID case'"This attack on all of the free press impacted many workers going about their jobs. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click Comments are subject to our community guidelines, which can be viewed Activists from the climate protest group Extinction Rebellion perform a 'die in' on the Green at Parliament SquareExtinction Rebellion protesters pose as corpses during a protest in Parliament SquarePolice officers wearing face masks take away an Extinction Rebellion protester today Police officers stand by as an Extinction Rebellion protester climbs a tree in Parliament SquarePolice try to carry away an Extinction Rebellion protesterAn Extinction Rebellion protester holds a flare in Parliament SquareActivists from the Extinction Rebellion climate change group, demonstrate near Britain's Home OfficePolice detain an activist from the climate protest groupAn Extinction Rebellion protester is removed by police officers todayPolice march away an Extinction Rebellion protester in central LondonExtinction Rebellion protesters poured fake blood over the road before being glued to each other outside the Home OfficeExtinction Rebellion protesters at Parliament Square, in LondonDemonstrators are guarded by police officers after being arrestedAn Extinction Rebellion protester is held by policeMembers of the environmental campaign group gather to blockade ParliamentAn elderly demonstrator is removed from the road by policeExtinction Rebellion has planned events to be held at several landmarks in the capitalPolice officers stand nearby an Extinction Rebellion protesterAn activist is detained by police officers in Parliament SquareExtinction Rebellion protesters block the road on Wednesday morningExtinction Rebellion demonstrators have returned to London for a second dayAn Extinction Rebellion protester is removed by policeAnother protester is led away by police in central London Protesters in Cardiff staged a 'drown in' on a gloomy Wednesday Extinction rebellion hold a 'drown in' protest in Cardiff
Extinction Rebellion protesters lie down across a street during a demonstration in Parliament Square on Tuesday.
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"Not a lot has been done on this issue, everyone needs to hear the message. An Extinction Rebellion founder has sparked fury after suggesting MPs and business owners 'culpable' for climate change 'should have a bullet … Van 18 t/m 21 september gaan we in Amsterdam massaal en coronaproof de straat opWij zijn gewone mensen, uit alle hoeken van het land en van alle leeftijden die zich ernstig zorgen maken over de klimaat- en ecologische crisis. Veel van onze activiteiten zijn afhankelijk van onze donateurs.
"The climate emergency is an existential threat to humanity. Protesters chanted and cheered as the officers took them away to nearby police vans.At least one was held on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker.Actor Sir Mark Rylance, 60, was seen at the 3,000-strong rally. The blocking of the printing presses occurred as part of a 10-day “disruption” organized by Extinction Rebellion with the aim of pressuring British MPs to support an emergency climate bill that would force the government to account for the country’s “entire carbon footprint while actively conserving nature here and overseas.”. Build consensus firstTALK OF THE TOWN: Cressie is a fan of Dishy Rishi's dishesChelsea transfer roundup: Blues knocked down Kai Havertz price as Ampadu faces decisionVolkswagen's labour chief rules out four-day week to save jobsCan a rival to the world's most expensive drug help George, 9?VW ID.4 interior teased before September full debutVegan mac and cheese: gluten free with a tasty butternut squash saucePaul Gascoigne heartbroken after burglars steal £140,000 of jewelleryBGT's Ashley Banjo divides fans as he unleashes honest critique of first dance actFaye Brookes enjoys romantic night out with boyfriend Joe DaviesChargers star Allen signs multi-year contract extensionEye hospital firms focus on a sale that could be worth hundreds of millions of poundsSamsung Galaxy S21 will SMOKE iPhone 12 with this powerful upgradeFitness instructors banned from telling students to lose weightLog on, chill out: holiday resorts lure remote workers to fill gap left by touristsPanzanella: use up your crop of tomatoes in this tasty salad recipeChina's tourism industry thriving as 1.4 billion people have nowhere else to goBGT: Amanda Holden dazzles in a plunging metallic dressJose Mourinho 'tries to hijack Man United's move for Sergio Reguilon' and more transfer rumoursMorrisons fires gun on 'recession' price war: Cost of 400 products slashed by a QUARTER as stores fight to lure families hit by downturnOnePlus Aurora shock TWIST poses Pixel 5a double threatThe X Factor's Honey G shows off transformation after losing two stone in lockdownQuarantine a small price to pay for Australian in VenicePret Just Announced A Monthly Coffee Subscription – Here’s How It WorksDavid Attenborough warns planet 'will face more pandemics if we don't protect world'Britain's Got Talent confirms first finalist of this seriesLiverpool transfer roundup: Wijnaldum now Barcelona's top priority as Thiago speaks outDebenhams chief: Flagship shops in empty city centres are at risk unless the Government slashes taxesPS5 vs Xbox Series X – will either console have a clear edge in the next generation?Coronavirus: Tests could be detecting dead virus cells, research suggestsDover protest: At least 10 arrested as anti-immigration groups clash with police and block A20 in demonstration over Channel crossingsREVEALED: the secrets of Jamie Oliver's 'special scrambled eggs'Tony Abbott: Concerns raised over former Australian PM prioritising UK interestsHoward Lawrence still slips up using Sam Smith’s pronounsExtinction Rebellion protests outside news printers
"To these papers we say this: you will not come between us anymore.
Demonstrators representing Extinction Rebellion painted the word "LIES" on the building entrance of the London Shell headquarters. Officers said they had made 160 arrests since the group since Friday. Excellent work" - was criticised by other Twitter users, with Labour ex-cabinet minister Andrew Adonis saying: "I utterly disagree with this.