Month: October 2022

Protesters denounce Rwanda’s alleged support for the M23 rebels, who have made advances in the countryside around Goma.

Brazil’s president-elect promises to boost protection of Amazon rainforest after surge in deforestation under Bolsonaro.

Royal Mail puts forward a new pay offer for its workers but the CWU union calls it “unacceptable”.

All 39 networks will keep their current schedule from 6am to 2pm but after that shows will be shared.

A prosecutor announces plans for mass trials, as two teenage protesters are buried in the east.

Nos gustaría comenzar con la renuncia de la recién elegida Primera Ministra del Reino Unido, Liz Truss. Según las estadísticas, su mandato como primer ministro es el más corto del reino (45 días).

We’d like to begin with the resignation of the newly elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom – Liz Truss. According to the statistics, her premiership is the shortest for the kingdom (45 days).

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The Duran: Episode 1424

Iranian authorities announced on Monday they will hold public trials for 1,000 people in the capital, Tehran, over the protests that have convulsed the country. The mass indictments mark the government’s first major legal action aimed at quashing dissent since unrest erupted over six weeks ago. 

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The team comprises a spiritual medium and a professional paranormal investigator they aim to discover what spirits may remain trapped in the caves.

They hold a dark and sinister past, can the team make contact with some of the trapped entities?

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‘Just Stop Oil’ eco-campaigners target several buildings in London

Climate activists from the ‘Just Stop Oil’ group have sprayed paint onto several major buildings in Central London, all of which “represent the pillars” supporting the fossil fuel industry, according to the group. The headquarters of the British domestic intelligence service, MI5, was among the latest targets.

In a statement posted online, Just Stop Oil said they had “sprayed orange paint from fire extinguishers” on the Home Office, the MI5 building, the Bank of England, and the headquarters of News Corp at London Bridge at 8:30am on Monday morning. The group is attempting to make British authorities halt all new fossil-fuel projects.

The four buildings chosen “represent the pillars that support and maintain the power of the fossil fuel economy – government, security, finance and media,” the statement said.

A video posted on social media shows that, during an attack on the MI5 building, a passer-by managed to grab a fire extinguisher and paint the eco-activist.

Crying. Let me spray paint the Mi5 building and see if snipers on the roof don’t pick me off. https://t.co/ZKiVZjAHRY

— Myles 🇯🇲🇧🇧 (@myles_morris) October 31, 2022

This bystander who has had enough, tackled a Just Stop Oil criminal vandalising the MI5 building, leaving them covered in their own orange paint.

Well done that man! What I like to see.👏🏼pic.twitter.com/67rFRTEVxl

— Chris Rose (@ArchRose90) October 31, 2022

According to a tweet by the Metropolitan Police, “officers responded quickly to all incidents” and arrested “a number of people” on suspicion of criminal damage.

Monday’s detentions came on top of more than 650 arrests that have been made by Scotland Yard since October 1, when Just Stop Oil launched its month-long “Occupy Westminster” campaign.

Every single day this month, the UK capital has seen various manifestations of what the eco-activists describe as peaceful “civil resistance.” The campaign included road blockages, spraying paint on buildings and shops, and even attacking the famous ‘Sunflowers’ painting by Vincent Van Gogh with tomato soup.

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The activists have warned that the end of their October campaign doesn’t mean London can now relax.

“Our supporters will be returning – today, tomorrow and the next day – and the next day after that – and every day until our demand is met: No new oil and gas in the UK,” they said.

Just Stop Oil was founded in February. It lists the Climate Emergency Fund – a US-based charity which has also funded the Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain, two organizations notorious for their disruptive protests in London and beyond – as one of the main sources of funding.  

The group has apparently expanded its protests beyond the UK. Last week, three members were arrested in The Hague following an attack on Vermeer’s famous ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ painting at the Mauritshuis museum.