Climate protesters walking 84 miles to G7 summitpublished at 11:14 British Summer Time 8 June 2021
About 80 activists are walking 84 miles from Plymouth Hoe to Carbis Bay in a climate change protest.
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Updates from Friday 26 July
About 80 activists are walking 84 miles from Plymouth Hoe to Carbis Bay in a climate change protest.
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Read MoreThe South Western Ambulance Service says it remains busy after declaring a critical incident.
Read MoreSouth Western Ambulance Service blames "extreme pressures" for extended wait times for patients.
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