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Just Stop Oil supporters are out marching again in central London. They are demanding that the British Government halt all licences and consents for new oil, gas and coal projects. [1] At 8:00am, around 50 Just Stop Oil supporters, in five groups, began marching on roads around Hyde Park and Battersea Park. At around 8:37 […]

One of the Just Stop Oil supporters who scaled the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge last October to demand an end to new oil and gas, has revealed that he faces being deported after his two-years and seven months jail term.[1] Marcus Decker, a German citizen who has leave to remain in the UK, said he

Ten Just Stop Oil supporters were arrested in Parliament Square today after refusing to leave the road in line with Police orders. They were slow marching with around 56 others to demand an end to new oil and gas. Meanwhile, Ecotricity founder Dale Vince has pledged to double any donations made to Just Stop Oil

Just Stop Oil supporters are continuing into their sixth week of marching every day in central London. The supporters are demanding that the British Government halt all licences and consents for new oil, gas and coal projects. [1] At 8:00am, around 66 Just Stop Oil supporters in three groups began marching on roads close to

Just Stop Oil supporters are into their sixth week of marching every day in central London. The supporters are demanding that the British Government halt all licences and consents for new oil, gas and coal projects. [1] At 4:15pm, 68 Just Stop Oil supporters in four groups began marching on Waterloo, Blackfriars, London Bridge and

Just Stop Oil supporters are commencing their sixth week of marching every day in central London. The supporters are demanding a meaningful statement from the government that they will halt licences and consents for all new oil, gas and coal projects in the UK. [1] Over 81 Just Stop Oil supporters are taking action this

Two Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted the Gallagher Premiership Rugby final. They are demanding a halt to any new licences for oil, gas and coal projects in the UK. [1] At around 3:25pm two Just Stop Oil supporters stormed the pitch in a cloud of orange powder paint at Twickenham, where the Saracens are facing

Just Stop Oil is among a number of campaign groups that have promised to defy the government’s new Public Order Act during a series of speeches at a rally in Central London.[1] More than 300 people gathered in Parliament Square waving banners and flags as they cheered at criticism of the government’s anti-protest laws, anti-strike

Just Stop Oil is temporarily relocating its offices to Koppel X, an event space and creative hub at Piccadilly Circus from 1st June. [1] The civil resistance group will occupy the art space. Their supporters will become the exhibit, showing the public that they are ordinary people with nothing to hide. This forms part of