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Police have made a number of arrests after anti-oil activists blocked four roads in the capital on Saturday. Police have made a number of arrests after anti-oil activists blocked four roads in the capital on Saturday.
The Labour leader said it was ‘not a laugh to crash the economy’ in an interview with Mumsnet. The Labour leader said it was ‘not a laugh to crash the economy’ in an interview with Mumsnet.
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Videos posted by the group show drivers moving protesters, who keep returning to retake their places Motorists dragged Just Stop Oil protesters out of the way as activists halted traffic flow across four central London roads on Saturday. The group said 61 Just Stop Oil supporters stopped traffic on Charing Cross Road, Kensington High Street, Kennington Road and Blackfriars Road, “demanding that the government halts all new oil and gas consents and licences”. Continue reading… Videos posted by the group show drivers moving protesters, who keep returning to retake their placesMotorists dragged Just Stop Oil protesters out of the way…
Journalist Amber de Botton takes special adviser role for new prime minister Rishi Sunak has hired Amber de Botton as his director of communications, Downing Street confirmed on Saturday, in the latest in a series of appointments made by the prime minister in his first week in office. De Botton’s career as a journalist has included working for ITV News and Sky News. She leaves ITV News, where she was head of UK news and previously politics. Unlike an impartial civil servant, the special adviser will be able to give political advice to ministers, defend the government’s actions and criticise…
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