Extinction rebellion and other campaign groups continued with their second day of four-days of protest in parliament Square. The protesters would step up their action if the UK government if they don’t accept their two climate change demands by 5pm on Tuesday 24th April.

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Extinction rebellion and other campaign groups continued with their second day of four-days of protest in parliament Square. The protesters would step up their action if the UK government if they don’t accept their two climate change demands by 5pm on Tuesday 24th April.

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