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Bristol (R.Unido), 15 Jul (EFE/EPA) - (Camera: Neil Hall) British artist Marc Quinn has installed a sculpture entitled 'A Surge of Power' on the site of the statue of slave trader Edward Colston, which was toppled by the Black Lives Matter movement last month. The sculpture is the silhouette of Jen Reid, a protester who climbed onto the empty pedestal with her fist raised, just after the Colston memorial was demolished. FOOTAGE OF THE STATUE 'A SURGE OF POWER' BY BRITISH ARTIST MARC QUINN
A protester gets on stage at the annual conference of the UK's Labour Party just as leader Keir Starmer arrives to give his keynote speech, sprinkling him with glitter. "If he thinks that bothers me, he doesn't know me," commented Starmer after the protester was taken away by security staff. The demonstrator said "True democracy is citizen led... We demand a people's house." IMAGES
Protesters gather outside Downing Street, calling on the British Government to deport the Chinese officials who are alleged to have attacked a pro-democracy for Hong Kong protester who was demonstrating outside the consulate last week. IMAGES ANIMATED TWEET
London, Oct 12 (EFE).- Young activists from the Extinction Rebellion group stained red paint Tuesday on the statue of Christopher Columbus outside the Spanish embassy in London. In the statement sent to EFE, the group demanded the removal of Columbus statue as it represented the beginning of the "European invasion" of America in 1492, which caused numerous deaths among the indigenous people. (Camera: JORGE HINOJOSA).SHOT LIST: ACTIVISTS FROM THE EXTINCTION REBELLION GROUP PROTEST NEAR THE STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS OUTSIDE THE SPANISH EMBASSY IN LONDON, UK.
London, Oct 11 (EFE).- The United Kingdom branch of Greenpeace shut down the street in front of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's official residence on Monday by installing a statue of the British leader spattered with oil to protest his government's support for an offshore oil project in Scotland.(CAMERA: Claudia Sacrest)