Swimmers protest against oil drill ship

Environmental activists swam in front of an oil drill ship today in a fresh attempt to halt its operations.

Swimmers protest against oil drill ship
Sun, 26 Sep, 2010 - 15:38

Environmental activists swam in front of an oil drill ship today in a fresh attempt to halt its operations.

Greenpeace said campaigners wearing drysuits dived into the North Sea one day after legal threats put an end to earlier action at the Stenna Carron.

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