Climate Protesters Vandalize Queen Victoria Bust in Glasgow Museum
Two activists smeared jam and porridge on the bust to protest against food insecurity, leading to their arrest.
- Two women, aged 23 and 30, were arrested after vandalizing a Queen Victoria bust in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
- The protest, organized by the group This Is Rigged, aimed to highlight increasing food insecurity.
- Activists smeared the bust with jam and porridge and spray-painted an expletive on its plinth.
- The group demands a reduction in baby formula prices to March 2021 levels and a community food hub for every 500 households in Scotland.
- The museum was temporarily closed due to the protest, but later reopened, though the section containing the bust remains closed for damage assessment.