Three climate activists charged following Stonehenge paint protest

Rajan Naidu stated, "The orange cornflour we used to create an eye-catching spectacle will soon wash away with the rain, but the urgent need for effective government action to mitigate the catastrophic consequences of the climate and ecological crisis will not."

English Heritage chief executive, Nick Merriman, remarked there appeared to be "no visible damage" to Stonehenge, emphasizing preservation of the historical site.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the incident "outrageous," criticizing Just Stop Oil activists and insisting that those responsible must "face the full force of the law."

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