HS2 protesters vow to stay in Euston tunnels 'for weeks'
High Speed 2 protesters have vowed to stay in tunnels underneath Euston Square Gardens 'for weeks,' despite a judge telling them they are in danger and must stop digging. The group have spent six nights underground after digging a network of tunnels underneath the gardens - which they claim will be levelled to make way for a temporary taxi rank, before being sold on to developers as part of plans for the high-speed network. Earlier today High Court judge Mr Justice Robin Knowles refused an application brought by one of the campaigners trying to halt efforts to evict them. HS2 Ltd said it ...