Greenpeace Activists Plead Not Guilty to Damaging PM Sunak's Home

The activists, charged over an anti-oil protest at the Prime Minister's house, claim no damage was caused during the demonstration.

Four Greenpeace activists have pleaded not guilty to causing criminal damage during an anti-oil protest at Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's home.
The protest involved draping banners over Sunak's house in North Yorkshire, aiming to oppose the Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill.
Greenpeace claims no damage was caused during the protest, which was conducted while Sunak and his family were on holiday.
A trial is set for July 23, with the activists granted bail under the condition not to enter the parish of Kirby Sigston.
Greenpeace argues the protest was a peaceful demonstration against policies fueling extreme weather and energy poverty.