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Greenpeace protesters drape giant oil-black fabric over Sunak’s mansion
(www.theguardian.com)
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Regardless of the protest, it doesn't say mush about ministerial security when a whole team of people with a substantial amount of equipment can freely waltz about in the Prime Minister's home.
They may not be competent managing the country, but I would have thought they could at least manage their own safety.
This government has been destroying the police force for a long while and now they are trying to destroy the army.
Couldn't organise anything this lot, whether it's basic security for themselves or the people they govern... This should be a huge embarrassment but they'll spin it as 'eco nutters trespassing and crossing the line when it comes to protesting'