LONDON (Reuters) -Climate activists from Just Stop Oil painted over the grave of British naturalist Charles Darwin at London's Westminster Abbey on Monday. Two activists entered Westminster Abbey - ...

Earlier this morning, two activists entered Westminster Abbey and wrote "1.5 is dead" in orange spray chalk across Darwin's white marble gravestone. The phrase alludes to recent r ...

Two people used chalk paint on the 19th-century biologist’s grave in Westminster Abbey, London, at about 9.30am on Monday, the climate protest group said. Just Stop Oil protesters Di Bligh, 77, and ...

While the existence of fragments from the sandstone block returned in 1951 have been known – an inch-sized piece was gifted ...

Two Just Stop Oil activists have defaced Charles Darwin’s grave with orange chalk in Westminster Abbey. Police led the two protesters away after they used spray chalk to write ‘1.5 Is Dead’ at around ...

The activists targeted a gravestone belonging to Charles Darwin. According to Just Stop Oil, one of them is the former CEO of Reading Council.

This medieval church, graced by many royal weddings and coronations, offers a magnificent peek at London's far-reaching history. Westminster Abbey is generally busy – and the staff keeps you ...

In the U.K., two members of the direct action climate group Just Stop Oil were arrested after they spray-painted the words “1 ...

Climate activists from Just Stop Oil have vandalized the grave of Charles Darwin at Westminster Abbey, writing '1.5 is dead' to protest against climate change as temperatures exceed 1.5°C above ...

LONDON: Climate activists from Just Stop Oil painted over the grave of British naturalist Charles Darwin at Westminster Abbey on Monday. Two activists entered Westminster Abbey — Britain’s site for ...

The protest was in reaction to recent news that global temperatures in 2024 had exceeded 1.5 Celsius above the pre-industrial era for the first time.

London’s Metropolitan Police confirmed the two women were later arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage “with what is believed to be powdered paint at Westminster Abbey”. In the video posted ...