Cop26: Police seize the 'Loch Ness Debt Monster' before it can be launched 

Jubilee Debt Campaign had planned to launch the inflatable on the water to highlight that there is 'no climate justice without debt justice', which it said meant cancelling lower income countries' debt
Cop26: Police seize the 'Loch Ness Debt Monster' before it can be launched 

Police officers guarding the inflatable Loch Ness Debt Monster at Govan Dry Dock after it was seized in a dawn raid during the Cop26 summit in Glasgow. Picture: Jess Hurd/PA Wire

Police "seized" an inflatable Loch Ness monster that anti-poverty campaigners had hoped to float on the River Clyde in Glasgow as finance ministers met at Cop26.

Jubilee Debt Campaign had planned to launch the inflatable on the water to highlight that there is "no climate justice without debt justice", which it said meant cancelling lower income countries' debt and providing climate finance without creating new debt.

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