Just Stop Oil protesters found guilty of aggravated trespass at Wimbledon

Three activists disrupted matches by throwing confetti and puzzle pieces, receiving conditional discharges.

Deborah Wilde, Simon Milner-Edwards, and William Ward were convicted of aggravated trespass for their protest at Wimbledon.
The protesters threw confetti and puzzle pieces onto the court during matches, aiming to draw attention to climate change.
Wilde and Ward received six-month conditional discharges, while Milner-Edwards was given an 18-month conditional discharge.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club spent hundreds of thousands of pounds to manage potential protests after previous Just Stop Oil demonstrations.
The defendants, who represented themselves, were not allowed to use the threat of climate change as a defense in court.