Orange paint has been splashed on the front of Harrods by Just Stop Oil demonstrators.
As part of an ongoing protest against new oil and gas licenses and consents, two eco-extremists sprayed the renowned store in Knightsbridge, central London, at 9 a.m.
Twenty other members of the group have also glued themselves to the road outside, while others have used locks to connect themselves.
Images show the group blocking the road while wearing orange jackets and carrying banners.
Police have already made more than 500 arrests this month as Just Stop Oil maintains its “civil resistance” throughout the month of October.
On Sunday, protestors splattered orange paint over an Aston Martin store in Park Lane before blocking an adjacent four-lane road with a similar stunt involving more than a dozen individuals.
A representative for the organization stated, ‘Just Stop Oil supporters have blocked Knightsbridge in London and splattered paint on the exterior of Harrods to demand that the government suspend all new oil and gas licenses and consents.
“At 9 a.m. today, twenty Just Stop Oil supporters strolled onto Knightsbridge in central London and sat in the road with banners, disrupting traffic.”
Some fans adhered to the asphalt, while others locked themselves together.
Two fans have also painted the exterior of the Harrods department store orange.
As part of an ongoing protest, two eco-extremists sprayed the historic store in Knightsbridge, central London, at approximately 9:00 a.m.
More to come.