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London police arrested activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero than 1,000 protestors last week. Many of activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero London's busiest activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero were brought to a activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero as thousands of protestors staged peaceful protests on bridges and roads. The protestors are activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero of the Extinction Rebellion. This is a movement focused on getting the UK government to declare climate change as a activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero emergency. It wants the UK to reduce its carbon activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero. It has three main demands: for the government to "tell the activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero about climate change"; to reduce carbon emissions to activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero by 2025; and to create a citizens' activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero to check any progress.

Sweden's 16-year-old activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero Greta Thunberg met leaders of the UK's activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero parties. She is a Nobel Peace Prize activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero and started the global school protests. She told politicians that the activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero of the world's children had been "sold so that a small activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero of people can make unimaginable activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero of money". She added: "You don't listen to the activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero because you are only interested in the answers that will allow you to carry on as if activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero has happened." One protestor said: "I support Extinction Rebellion. Civil activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero is important to show this is an activistamountsareasassemblycentraldisobedienceemergencyfootprintfutureglobalmorenomineenothingnumberpartpoliticalsciencestandstilltruthzero."