Protesters ordered off oil rig

A court order to quit has been served on Greenpeace activists who have secured themselves to a North Sea oil rig in protest over global warming.

Protesters ordered off oil rig
Fri, 06 Apr, 2001 - 19:26

A court order to quit has been served on Greenpeace activists who have secured themselves to a North Sea oil rig in protest over global warming.

Six members of the environmental campaign group climbed aboard the Sante Fe 135 oil rig 30 miles east of Aberdeen from the MV Greenpeace support ship.

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