Six Greenpeace protesters who scaled western Europe's tallest building, The Shard in London, have been released on bail after being arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass last night. They were demonstrating over drilling in the Arctic.
Greenpeace said the Shard protesters were "artists and activists", adding: "If the six women reach the top - 310m above the pavement (1,017ft) - they will attempt to hang a huge work of art that captures the beauty of the Arctic."
One climber, Victoria Henry, 32, a Canadian living in Hackney, London, said this morning:
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