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Environmental activist Roc Sandford explains the concerns – and pride – he feels over his daughter hiding underground to protest HS2

SECOND protest tunnel is found in London: Bailiffs find activists in secret crawl space beneath Islington tree encampment - after eco mob got help from Swampy's crew at HS2 barricade in Euston The new burrow has been put up beneath Dixon Clark Court in Islington, north London, over tree fell plans Highbury Corner Tree Protection Camp have been up the trees for months before bailiffs arrived today They discovered a tunnel - just like the one at Euston - and said to have been masterminded by Swampy 

12:00 EDT, 8 February 2021 Advertisement A Tory backbencher has led calls for the immediate removal of the 'dangerous' anti-HS2 campsite in Euston, including wooden shacks which cover a 100ft tunnel network - after bailiffs first started evicting eco-warriors protesting the controversial £98billion rail project 13 days ago.  Six HS2 Rebellion activists including veteran environmental campaigner Swampy, real name Daniel Hooper, and his son Rory are occupying the tunnels dug in secret near Euston Station in Central London. MailOnline understands that the wooden shacks cover an entrance to t...

An anti-HS2 campaigner has been arrested after voluntarily leaving tunnels dug in secret by activists near Euston station in London. A group of at least six people has spent more than a week beneath Euston Square Gardens as part of a protest over the impact of the planned high speed railway. A spokesman from HS2 Ltd said on Friday night: “One of the illegal trespassers has voluntarily left the underground tunnel this evening, and we urge the others to follow. “On-site paramedics offered immediate medical assistance, which was refused. “The trespasser was then arrested by the Metropolita...

  LONDON, U.K. -- Underground in a tunnel dug near one of central London's busiest roads, Blue Sandford says she is ready for anything. The 18-year-old has become the most prominent face of a protest against the construction of a high-speed rail link that has earned her comparisons to Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg. As bailiffs tried to get her and fellow protesters out from under Euston Square Gardens, she vowed to make their eviction as difficult as possible. "They'll have to follow us," she told AFP by mobile phone from inside the tunnel, speaking above the sound of ba...