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The student was arrested for taking part in slow march protests in London

The two eco-zealots who were arrested today after smashing the protective glass on the Rokeby Venus painting at the National Gallery have had previous run ins with the law over their activism.

Just Stop Oil protesters have smashed the glass covering a painting which was previously slashed by suffragette Mary Richardson in 1914 - while others have been arrested at the Cenotaph

Just Stop Oil protesters were arrested after bringing traffic near Downing Street to a halt on Monday, 6 November, before hitting out at “lies” accusing them of targeting the Cenotaph. The Metropolitan Police said arrests were made under Section Seven of the Public Order Act and no offences were linked to the Cenotaph. Lee Anderson accused the group of targeting the war memorial, as did Yvette Cooper and Sadiq Khan - though the Labour politicians removed their tweets. Just Stop Oil said they...

Professor Jason Scott-Warren said that he would not stand by as government inaction on climate change opens the gates of hell

Just Stop Oil activists brought London to a standstill yet again this morning with their second slow march this week in the capital - as the Met Police moved in to arrest 35 protesters.

Dozens of Just Stop Oil activists have been arrested while blocking another major road in London with activists deliberately going “floppy” when police tried to

Its the first incident of the campaign groups planned three weeks of action across London which they claim will cause disruption on an unprecedented scale.

Just Stop Oil protesters seem to use their latest tactic as they play dead with officers forced to drag their slumped bodies into the back of police vans in central London.