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Glasgow: Woodstock without the mud and music

Boris takes centre stage

2 October 2021

9:00 AM

2 October 2021

9:00 AM

Jumping in front of speeding cars and trucks on Britain’s M25 – you’d think those protestors could do better than that. What happened to getting glued to the motorway or climbing up some multi-storey building?

But let’s face it, the dare-devils’ pitch, ‘insulate Britain’, was pretty lame. It’s not remotely close to making poverty history or achieving world peace.

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