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The protest, which has been shared as an event on Facebook with the slogan staying alive on the M25, is set to last from midday until 4am on February 20.

5 Insulate Britain activists have been jailed on Wednesday after they breached a court injunction prohibiting them from obstructing traffic on M25.

Demonstrators draped the huge placard - which was black with white writing on it - from the balcony in the central London court (pictured) before it was ripped down.

Some 11 others have also received suspended prison sentences.

Four protesters who were appearing at the High Court for alleged breaches of injunctions ‘defied’ the court proceedings on Tuesday.

The group began a wave of demonstrations last year which included blocking the M25 and other roads in London, including around Parliament, as well as roads in Birmingham, Manchester and Dover.

Nine people were due to face contempt of court proceedings at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, but two protesters have not appeared this morning.