Harman roof protesters face charges

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John Paul Stanesby, 41, and Mark Harris, 46, both from Devon, were charged after they held the protest on top of the deputy Labour leader's south London house on June 8.

They will appear at Tower Bridge Magistrates' Court, in London, on July 23.

Stanesby and Harris scaled Ms Harman's house dressed as self-dubbed superheroes "Captain Conception" and "Cash Gordon".

Harris was arrested after spending one night on the roof but Stanesby remained until he climbed down and was arrested on June 10.

Two other Fathers 4 Justice protesters who climbed on to Ms Harman's house last week will appear in court on Thursday.

Nigel John Ace, 40, a sales manager from Bristol, and Anthony Ashby, 42, a painter and decorator from Leicester, will appear at Tower Bridge Magistrates' Court.

They dressed as superheroes - Ace as Spiderman and Ashby as Batman - and scaled the walls of Ms Harman's home saying they had enough food supplies to last a week.

Both men were arrested and will appear at Tower Bridge Magistrates Court for the first time to face charges of harassment and using threatening words and behaviour.