Greenpeace, Rishi Sunak
Judge dismisses criminal damage charges against Greenpeace protesters at Rishi Sunak's residence
The campaigners had been accused of damaging 15 roof slates during the five-hour demonstration at the property in North Yorkshire
Greenpeace Activists Cleared of Charges in Sunak Estate Protest
Four Greenpeace activists arrested for protesting oil and gas expansion at Rishi Sunak's estate have been cleared of criminal charges. A York Magistrates' Court judge found the evidence too “tenuous” to convict them of criminal damage.
Climate activists cleared in UK of charges in rooftop protest at Sunak’s estate
Four Greenpeace activists who were arrested for scaling the country estate of former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak last year to protest his oil and gas drilling expansion plans have been cleared of criminal charges.
Judge throws out charges against Greenpeace activists who scaled Rishi Sunak’s Yorkshire home
A judge has thrown out criminal damage charges against four Greenpeace activists who scaled Rishi Sunak’s constituency home and draped it in black fabric, ruling that the evidence was too “tenuous” for them to be convicted.
Greenpeace activists who sat on Rishi Sunak’s house have charges dropped
Four Greenpeace activists who targeted Rishi Sunak’s North Yorkshire mansion in a protest have walked free from court.The protesters had been accused of damaging 15 roof slates during the five-hour demonstration at Mr Sunak’s home in Kirby Sigston last August.
Judge dismisses charges against Rishi Sunak roof protestors
Four Greenpeace activists who made headlines after protesting on the roof of the former Prime Minister’s mansion in Yorkshire last year have had charges of criminal damage dismissed by the Judge at York Magistrates’ Court.
Greenpeace activists speak after Rishi Sunak home protest
Four Greenpeace activists who climbed onto the roof of Rishi Sunak’s North Yorkshire house said they have a "moral duty" to
Four Greenpeace activists who scaled Rishi Sunak's £2m North Yorkshire mansion walk free from court after judge decided they had committed no crime
Easey, 33, Alexandra Wilson, 32, Mathieu Soete, 38, and Michael Grant, 64 covered the former PM's home in black fabric, but walked free after a judge ruled they committed no crime.
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Mel Stride knocked out of race to succeed Rishi Sunak as Conservative leader
The result means the four with the highest number of votes go through to the next stage of the race where the contenders will take part in a series of events at the Tory annual rally in Birmingham ...
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Meta’s Nick Clegg tears into Rishi Sunak’s AI doomerism
The Meta exec and former deputy PM said Britain had “wasted a huge amount of time” focusing on the gloomy risks of artificial ...
Why did Sunak go for an early election?
In an extract from his new autobiography, Lord Brady, the former 1922 Committee chairman, confirms that Rishi Sunak was not ...
PMQs: Rishi Sunak rips into Keir Starmer over winter fuel cuts as Commons erupts
Sir Keir Starmer will face Rishi Sunak at PMQs at lunchtime after seeing off a Labour revolt on winter fuel payment cuts. The ...
Keir Starmer hits it off with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni who swooned over Rishi Sunak
Keir Starmer appears to have taken Rishi Sunak's place in Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's affections after the two leaders were ...
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Pro-Palestine protester cleared of racial offence for Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman 'coconut' placard says she has 'no regrets' and would use term again
A pro-Palestinian protester acquitted over displaying a placard that depicted former premier Rishi Sunak and Suella ...