....net> wrote: Just in case those here have any doubts about the matter. It says the jury agreed with the judge. "Protesters have been given a legal 'green light' to commit crime after six Greenpeace activists accused of vandalising a power station were cleared, an ex minister has warned. The eco-campaigners admitted causing damage to the value of

.... It says the jury agreed with the judge. "Protesters have been given a legal 'green light' to commit crime after six Greenpeace activists accused of vandalising a power station were cleared, an ex minister has warned. The eco-campaigners admitted causing damage to the value of £30,000 when they climbed a chimney and began painting a slogan. ...

... looks my best (quickest) option for getting there at 0400. Liverpool St station is one of the major stations managed directly by Network Rail - their webpage about it is here: http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/...as up on Bishops Gate piazza." I'm not well acquainted with the station's bike racks, but I'm quite sure that many commuters routinely ...

...... ... But a judge allowed them to base their 'lawful excuse' defence around their cause: the fear that the power station could contribute to climate change... I will be very surprised if this does not go to Appeal and even more surprised if the decision is not overturned. It ...

...-9d21-209cc68279d7@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com... ... But a judge allowed them to base their 'lawful excuse' defence around their cause: the fear that the power station could contribute to climate change... I will be very surprised if this does not go to Appeal and even more surprised if the decision is not overturned. ...

....googlegroups.com... ... But a judge allowed them to base their 'lawful excuse' defence around their cause: the fear that the power station could contribute to climate change... I will be very surprised if this does not go to Appeal and even more surprised if the decision is not overturned. It ...

.... It says the jury agreed with the judge. "Protesters have been given a legal 'green light' to commit crime after six Greenpeace activists accused of vandalising a power station were cleared, an ex minister has warned. The eco-campaigners admitted causing damage to the value of £30,000 when they climbed a chimney and began painting a slogan. ...

...@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com... ... But a judge allowed them to base their 'lawful excuse' defence around their cause: the fear that the power station could contribute to climate change... I will be very surprised if this does not go to Appeal and even more surprised if the decision is not overturned. It can't ...

.... It says the jury agreed with the judge. "Protesters have been given a legal 'green light' to commit crime after six Greenpeace activists accused of vandalising a power station were cleared, an ex minister has warned. The eco-campaigners admitted causing damage to the value of £30,000 when they climbed a chimney and began painting a slogan. ...

... matter. It says the jury agreed with the judge. "Protesters have been given a legal 'green light' to commit crime after six Greenpeace activists accused of vandalising a power station were cleared, an ex minister has warned. The eco-campaigners admitted causing damage to the value of £30,000 when they climbed a chimney and began painting a slogan. Great! ...