Just Stop Oil plan to 'march as slowly as possible' around vital roundabouts from tomorrow until Christmas

Just Stop Oil activists are planning to 'march as slowly as possible' around vital roundabouts from tomorrow until Christmas in a bid to cause 'maximum disruption' until Christmas

According to an operational note obtained by the Sunday Mirror, the group will be using a new tactic of marching 'as slowly as possible' around busy roundabouts in the capital in multiple teams and in timed phases in a bid to cause 'maximum disruption'.

The Metropolitan Police said campaigners are planning disruptive activity in London from tomorrow up to December 14. She said she ‘completely understands’ the ‘frustration and anger’ that people feel when protesters disrupt their lives. Tony Bambury spoke on ITV Meridian about missing his father's funeral due to the protests on the M25.Another man waiting in the long queues of traffic missed the birth of his baby because he couldn’t get there in time.

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