Can they Fly to Luton?
Or maybe that's not permitted

[15:23
'Emma Thompson' joins protest in Marble Arch
The London branch of Extinction Rebellion
says the actress Emma Thompson has joined
the protest in Marble Arch, the area police have
allowed demonstrations to continue legally.

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[15:08
PICTURED Police present protesters with Public Order Act notice]


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Her dad will sort it out no doubt arista,I assume they have to land at Heathrow if that's what their tickets say.just hope she isn't delayed as she is off to Wales on another holiday when she gets back, I hope the protesters don't go that far as many people will have their Easter breaks spoilt.

:laugh: I guess she's never flown anywhere !!!

Yes Fly's to Hollywood, California alot.


She probably claim she plants Tree's etc.

[16:09 :Around 100 police officers arrive to start fresh arrest wave
to arrest at Oxford Circus.]

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Emma Thompson
At Marble Arch
the one official place


[She says:
"Hello fellow humans...
"I am so proud and thrilled to be part of Extinction Rebellion - the new movement
that has come up behind all the old one's that
I've been part of since I was 16 years old,
a movement that's telling like it is and saying to government
'there is no more time - you can't lie and you can't stall any longer,
and we will occupy until you take action because that is the only
we are going to save our planet'.]

she should've lived life on the fast lane
gone to waterloo bridge

No at least
she wants to stay legal
Marble Arch
is the only legal zone.

[17:20
MP Javid: "They have no right to cause misery
for the millions of people"
Speaking after a briefing with
Met Police commissioner Cressida Dick,
the Home Secretary Sajid Javid said:
"Over recent days, commuters trying
to earn a living have been unable to
travel to work and businesses
have been disrupted.
"Emergency vehicles have faced difficulties
navigating the road networks
and the demonstrations have put added
pressure on police officers whose job
it is to solve crimes and protect the public.
"Let me be clear - I totally condemn
any protesters who are stepping outside
the boundaries of the law.
"They have no right to cause misery
for the millions of people who are
trying to lead their daily lives.
Unlawful behaviour will not be tolerated.
"I expect the police to take a firm
stance and use the full force of the law."]


and

[@MetPoliceEvents

As of 1530hrs on Thursday, 18 April, more than 460 people have been arrested – all for section 14 Public Order Act
breaches and obstruction of the highway. #ExtinctionRebellion London

4:41 PM - Apr 18, 2019]

[18:10
Mayor Sadiq Khan reacts to the group's
plans to disrupt Heathrow Airport tomorrow:
"I'm extremely concerned by reports that
climate protesters are planning to disrupt
Heathrow Airport tomorrow.
This is extremely dangerous, illegal
and is putting an unacceptable toll
on our police force and our city.
"I support the democratic right
to peaceful protest and agree that
governments need to do more to
tackle climate change,
but these protests are now putting Londoners'
safety at risk.]

Maybe... it's time climate change was taken seriously?

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Another one for the Van
lads

:laugh: I guess the point flies higher over your head than the planes !!!

whats going on now. helecopters be flying over my flat for the past 10 minutes?

Emma Thompson?


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Better get the water jets ready. There's no excuse for stranding holidaymakers.

i think they have greatly damaged the cause for climate concern by branding this a concern for the great unwashed lefties and white rasta doc marten brigade.

the arrogance of these people is astounding

FFS, I've had enough of them. :fist:

Nah, it's much better to pretend it doesn't exist and act like they're being inconvenienced by protests while ignoring the fact that their children and their children's children are utterly ****ed as it stands.

I imagine you'll be far more sick of the sea level when it rises to the point that you no longer have a home.

Nothing compared to the arrogance of people pretending that we aren't currently standing on a knife's edge because they don't want to face the truth of how ****ed we are.

Do you think blocking traffic for a few days will magically make the government make the necessary changes? Or would it be more likely to piss everyone off and make it harder to take the cause seriously?

(btw to quote multiple posts in one, you can click the button that looks like speech bubble with a green dot on it)

Yes, my son’s partner is flying in on Tuesday.
Plus he is booking all sorts in London, theatre, hotels etc.