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Protesters interrupted a play to demand action against climate change, emphasizing the urgency of limiting global temperature rise.

Two women have been charged for vandalizing Charles Darwin's grave as part of a climate protest.

The protest was linked to rising urgency surrounding climate change and fossil fuel policies.

Just Stop Oil activists were arrested for vandalism during a protest, highlighting corporate influence in politics and climate change concerns.

Campaigners protested against the sentences of climate activists appealing in the Royal Courts of Justice, citing democracy corruption and human rights violations.

Protesters disrupted a West End performance to draw attention to climate change issues associated with Just Stop Oil.

Just Stop Oil activists disrupted a West End production, leading to arrests and mixed audience reactions.

Two Just Stop Oil activists vandalized Stonehenge to protest climate inaction, leading to charges and condemnation from officials.

Activists jailed for protest against climate change, highlighting conflict between art preservation and environmental activism.

Artistic vandalism has become a key form of protest for climate activists, capturing global attention like never before.

Young climate activists received prison sentences for protesting, highlighting a crackdown on radical climate actions globally.

Two Just Stop Oil activists faced charges for spray painting Darwin's grave, symbolizing urgent climate protest against global heating beyond 1.5°C.

The Court of Appeal is hearing requests to reduce sentences of climate change activists jailed for protests, citing human rights concerns.

Activists disrupted a West End performance to protest against climate inaction, demanding drastic governmental action against fossil fuel usage by 2030.

Just Stop Oil activists protested by spray-painting Darwin's grave to draw attention to climate inaction, invoking Darwin's legacy on evolution and survival.

Just Stop Oil activists continue their protest by throwing soup on Van Gogh paintings, escalating actions following recent prison sentences for earlier similar protests.

Climate action progress requires a long struggle, not sudden changes; activism can help push societal shifts.

Environmental activists emphasized the urgent need for climate action after 2024 became the warmest year on record, exceeding critical global temperature limits.

Public interventions in galleries reflect anger and fear about climate change, demanding accountability from institutions.

Just Stop Oil urges institutions to confront climate responsibilities seriously.

Protesters were convicted for obstructing traffic during a demonstration in London, raising questions about the balance between civil action and public safety.

Three protestors charged for vandalizing Stonehenge during climate protest, highlighting tensions between activism and cultural preservation.

Two women were charged with criminal damage after defacing Charles Darwin's grave with orange paint as part of a climate protest.

Three Just Stop Oil activists pleaded not guilty to criminal damage after throwing soup at Van Gogh paintings, claiming no harm to the artworks occurred.

Three protesters charged after throwing soup on Van Gogh paintings, part of ongoing climate activism by Just Stop Oil group.

Van Gogh advocates for courage in activism, empathizing with the Just Stop Oil protesters and their desire to challenge societal norms.

His legacy encourages contemporary activists to defy conventions for a better world.

Activists sentenced for damaging Van Gogh's painting highlight a clash between art preservation and urgent environmental activism.

Three Just Stop Oil activists are banned from protesting in London until their trial for allegedly damaging Van Gogh paintings.

Environmental activists threw soup on Van Gogh paintings to protest against fossil fuel executives and highlight their accountability for environmental damage.

Police arrested key organizers of Just Stop Oil in east London for planning to disrupt holidaymakers; demand halting of oil, gas, coal projects.

The National Gallery prohibits liquids to ensure the safety of its artworks and visitors following a series of protests.

Youth Demand, an environmental activist group, plans disruptive protests in London against new coal, gas, and drilling licenses.

The group aims for a two-way arms embargo with Israel and is part of the Umbrella coalition, using non-violent protest tactics.

Two Just Stop Oil protesters pleaded not guilty to criminal damage after vandalizing private jets at Stansted Airport.

Environmental protesters target airports by coating Heathrow Terminal 5 with paint, leading to arrests.

Action taken to prevent disruption at airports by Just Stop Oil group organizers.