The police must have all the powers they need to stop the protesters who use guerrilla tactics

and bring chaos and misery.

That's Britain's home secretary, Suela Braverman, warning that the UK government is going

to crack down on climate activists.

A group called Just Stop Oil has been disrupting British society.

There was anger when a group blocked the busy A4, an arterial route west of the city.

Blocking traffic, blocking oil terminals, but the move that got this group the most

attention.

A protest at London's National Gallery of Art.

Climate activists throwing what authorities say appeared to be tomato soup on Van Gogh's

famous sunflowers painting, then gluing their hands with a wall.

Coming up does endangering priceless art help save the planet or does it just make people

hate you?

School of me, I don't know.

I'm pouring two cans of tomato soup on a Van Gogh painting a protest.

What do you want to do?

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On his new podcast rethinking from the Ted Audio Collective, he interviews some of his

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