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  • Climate activists from the Building Block, one of three grops of activists, are making their way across fields and passed police to join the ongoing blockade of Coryton oil refinery. The out numbered police manage to stop a few activists and confiscate some materials but fail to make any arrests. The activists are all peaceful and avoid arrest only by peaceful means, by out-running police and out number them...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Climate activists from the Building Block, one of three groups of activists, are making their way across fields and pass police to join the ongoing blockade of Coryton oil refinery. The police Forward Intelligence Team has arrived and are photographing activists to identify them later. One way of rying to avoid being identified is using an umbrella to block the view...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Activists met at Waterloo Station before heading to off to catch a train to Stratford le-Hope in Essex. Most of the activists had no idea where the direct action was going to take place, only on the train was this tightly guarded secret told to them. Here activists make their way from Monument to Fenchurch Street train station, still unaware of their final destination far outside of London...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib is taken away. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib is taken away. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib (small motor boat) returns after having put the team on the rig. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib is taken away. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib is taken away. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Oil rig crew comes off the rig by crane. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Police monitoring the the occupied oil rig. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The Cromarty Firth is used by oil rig companies for its shelter and close proximity to the North Sea and oil fields to keep their rigs. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. A Greenpeace rhib heads towards the occupied oil rig. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Change-over of Greenpeace climber.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 9th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • Greenpeace activists board a BP oil rig in Cromarty Firth to stop it from further oil drilling at sea, June 10th 2019, Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom. The oil rig 'Paul B. Loyd, Jnr', owned by Transocean, was due to head to BP's Vorlich field, 150 miles (241km) east of Aberdeen to drill for oil for BP. Onlookers watch the occupied oil rig.The occupation by Greenpeace activists subsequently delayed the departure for 5 days and 14 activists were arrested in the process. Greenpeace says that in an age of climate emergency BP should not be drilling for new oil but look for non-fossil fuel means of energy.
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  • The activists had hid bamboo poles in nearby fields and when the had out run the police they managed to set up tripods across the road leading to the Coryton refinery, blocking any traffick coming through. Tall tripods with people on top make it very difficult for the police to clear with out risking causing injuries.Up to 500 activists took part in the two blockades which lasted all day...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Activists met at Waterloo Station before heading to off to catch a train to Stratford le-Hope in Essex. Most of the activists had no idea where the direct action was going to take place, only on the train was this tightly guarded secret told to them. ..Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • The activists had hid bamboo poles in nearby fields and when the had out run the police they managed to set up tripods across the road leading to the Coryton refinery, blocking any traffick coming through. Tall tripods with people on top make it very difficult for the police to clear with out risking causing injuries.Up to 500 activists took part in the two blockades which lasted all day..In the late afternoon it was agreed to end the blockade and head home, calling the day of action a victory for climate action...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Climate activists from the Building Block, one of three groups of activists, are making their way across fields and pass police to join the ongoing blockade of Coryton oil refinery. The oil refinery is now in sight. The flags are for people who do not know the route to follow...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Climate activists from the Building Block, one of three grops of activists, are making their way across fields and passed police to join the ongoing blockade of Coryton oil refinery...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • The activists had hid bamboo poles in nearby fields and when the had out run the police they managed to set up tripods across the road leading to the Coryton refinery, blocking any traffick coming through. Tall tripods with people on top make it very difficult for the police to clear with out risking causing injuries..The plastic footballs were for comfort and activists took turn during the day to sit in the tripods...Crude Oil Awakening is a coalition of climate change activist groups. On Saturday Oct 16 they shut the only entrance to Coryton oil refinery in Essex, UK with the aim of highlighting the issues of climate change and the burning of fossil fuels. The blockade meant that a great number of trucks with oil were not able to leave the refinary during the day of action.
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  • Greenpeace picket  Gazprom London HQ  defence of the 30 Greenpeace activists arrested and detained in Russia. Gazprom, with it's appalling health and safety record is about to start drilling in the Arctic as one of the first big oil companies. The Arctic 30 were arrested and the ship the Arctic Sunrise ceased by armed Russian special forces in international waters in the Arctic after Greenpeace peacefully tried to scale a Gazprom oil rig to prevent it from drilling for oil in the highly sensitive arctic sea. The peacefull activist were met with coastal guards and special forces armed knives and guns. The Russian authorities threatened to sink the Greenpeace inflatables and fired warning shots in the sea and over the unarmed activists. All thirty are now facing charges of piracy, highly trumped up and distorted charges, and are kept on remand in Murmansk for 2 months pending investigations in to their alleged crimes.
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  • The Stansted 15 after sentencing at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • Vanessa Vine from Frack Free Sussex in a field of baby Christmas trees with fellow anti-frack activists. Anti-fracking activists join hands to surround the Cuadrilla fracking site. Thousands turned out for a march of solidarity against fracking in Balcombe. The village Balcombe in Sussex is the  centre of fracking by the company Cuadrilla. The march saw anti-fracking movements from the Lancashire and the North, Wales and other communities around the UK under threat of gas and oil exploration by fracking.
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  • Anonymous activists relaxing over coffees. Activists all over the world have taken on the mask, modelled on Guy Fawkes and the film character V in defiance of the establishment.   The camp Occupy London Stock Exchange outside St Paul's Cathedral was in the morning served with eviction notice after months of legal battle with the Corporation of London. The site was occupied Oct 15th.
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  • Activists dressed as health workers playing dead..The Health and Care Bill has been passed by Parliament and is due to go to the House of Lords. In protest against the bill which aim to deconstruct and privatise large parts of the NHS UK Uncut activists together with health workers and trade unionists blocked the Westminster Bridge from 1pm til 5.30pm.
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  • Activists dressed as health workers playing dead..The Health and Care Bill has been passed by Parliament and is due to go to the House of Lords. In protest against the bill which aim to deconstruct and privatise large parts of the NHS UK Uncut activists together with health workers and trade unionists blocked the Westminster Bridge from 1pm til 5.30pm.
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  • May MacKeith of the Stansted 15 reads out a statement to the media and celebrate after sentencing at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • May MacKeith of the Stansted 15 reads out a statement to the media and celebrate after sentencing at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • May MacKeith of the Stansted 15 reads out a statement to the media and celebrate after sentencing at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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  • The Stansted 15 are sentenced at Chelmsford Crown court, 6th of February 2019, Chelmsford, United Kingdom. The defendants and supporters gather outside the court. The group of fifteen activists stopped a Home Office deportation charter flight in Stansted in 2017. The activists were charged under the terrorism law and 12 were sentenced community service and 3 were sentenced suspended 9 months prison sentences.
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