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Climate activists occupy WPP’s HQ to demand global ad giant cuts its ties to Big Oil

https:https://extinctionrebellion.uk/2025/06/25/climate-activists-occupy-wpps-hq-to-demand-global-ad-giant-cuts-its-ties-to-big-oil/

Early Media: 20230625 CTT Early Media share folder Picture Link: https://show.pics.io/xr-global-media-breaking-news/search?collectionIds=685a7d433ec00754ba953d8e Media Contact: Carol 07791 737093 For immediate release The activists, from climate campaign group Cut The Ties to Fossil Fuels, also call on Government to ban fossil fuel advertising Today (25 June), climate activists have taken over…

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Extinction Rebellion reveals full programme for Upgrade Democracy camp at Windsor Castle

https:https://extinctionrebellion.uk/2024/08/27/extinction-rebellion-reveals-full-programme-for-upgrade-democracy-camp-at-windsor-castle/

Extinction Rebellion supporters from groups across the United Kingdom will start gathering in Windsor Home Park on the morning of Friday 30 August for three days of creative, peaceful action to propose democratic renewal as the answer to the climate and nature emergencies.

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Young people and scientists occupy new coal-sponsored Science Museum gallery, joined by broadcaster and wildlife campaigner Chris Packham

https:https://extinctionrebellion.uk/2024/04/12/young-people-and-scientists-occupy-new-coal-sponsored-science-museum-gallery-joined-by-broadcaster-and-wildlife-campaigner-chris-packham/

More than 30 protesters led by young people from Youth Action for Climate Justice and members of Scientists for Extinction Rebellion have occupied the Science Museum’s new climate gallery, Energy Revolution, over its sponsorship by the coal giant and arms manufacturer, Adani. Naturalist and broadcaster Chris Packham joined the group as they began their protest, with scientists and young people now intending to remain in the museum over the weekend, with the first school visits to the gallery beginning on Monday.

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