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Insulate Britain: Injunction granted against M25 protesters Insulate Britain: Injunction granted against M25 protesters
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Insulate Britain protesters have blocked the M25 and other motorways on five days in the past fortnight Insulate Britain climate change protesters blocked the exit slip road of the M25 at junction 18
A court injunction has been granted to National Highways against protesters targeting the M25, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said.A court injunction has been granted to National Highways against protesters targeting the M25, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said.
Climate change activists from Insulate Britain could face imprisonment as a result of the High Court decision.Climate change activists from Insulate Britain could face imprisonment as a result of the High Court decision.
The group has blocked various parts of the M25 five times in the last week.The group has blocked various parts of the M25 five times in the last week.
On Twitter, Mr Shapps said the "activists will face contempt of court with possible imprisonment if they flout".On Twitter, Mr Shapps said the "activists will face contempt of court with possible imprisonment if they flout".
More to follow. A large number of Insulate Britain campaigners have already been arrested at previous protests, the first of which affected Essex, Hertfordshire and Kent on Monday, 13 September.
Protesters also targeted other motorways, included the M11 near Stansted Airport in Essex and the M3 in Surrey.
Campaigners glued themselves to the motorway in some of the protests that began at the start of last week
The group has said it would continue protesting until the government took action on home insulation.
M25 protesters 'may cause serious injury or death'
Priti Patel calls M25 climate protesters selfish
Arrest tally over M25 protests reaches 77
Home Secretary Priti Patel, who described protesters' actions as "selfish" last week, said the "important injunction" would mean "people can get moving again" on the London orbital motorway.
"We will not tolerate lives being put at risk," she said.
"Those who continue to do so risk imprisonment.
Invading a motorway is reckless & puts lives at risk. I asked National Highways to seek an injunction against M25 protestors which a judge granted last night. Effective later today, activists will face contempt of court with possible imprisonment if they flout.
In a reply to Mr Shapps' tweet, Insulate Britain said the government "is reckless and is putting lives at risk with its inaction on #insulation".
The group questioned how many lives "have been lost already due to poorly insulated leaky homes" or because of climate collapse.
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