Anti-aviation activists will help residents around Heathrow airport barricade their homes and resist compulsory purchase orders to block construction of a third runway... more
From protesting outside Nobu to shaming MPs on expenses, Heydon Prowse is causing quite a stir. We talk to the former child actor who undid Alan Duncan... more
Londoners are bitterly split over plans for a third runway at Heathrow, with many believing it will be good for the economy but bad for the planet... more
A group of climate-change protesters who brought Stansted airport to a standstill face the threat of being sued for more than £2million by Ryanair, the Standard has learned... more
The eco-activists who call themselves Climate Rush have announced they intend to "hit Heathrow" on Monday 12 January, in "an action against the construction of the third runway and the unsustainable use of national, short-haul flights"... more
As the PM this week signalled his support for Heathrow’s third runway, the tycoon backing eco-activists remains opposed to airport expansion. Here he reveals why ... more
The tycoon bankrolling the anti-aviation activists who stormed Stansted owns shops in airports around the world, the Evening Standard can reveal... more
The High Street tycoon who has been funding the eco-activists behind the storming of Stansted has vowed to pay for future direct action campaigns... more
When Ed Miliband, the Environment Secretary, said that he hoped that millions of people would take part in global protests to force governments to tackle climate change, he probably did not expect Stansted airport to be occupied by environmental protesters... more
Protesters breached security at Westminster today by climbing on to the roof of the Houses of Parliament to demonstrate against the expansion of Heathrow airport.... more
They are the new pin-ups of the green movement - the young campaigners who today clambered atop the Palace of Westminster to protest at plans to expand Heathrow... more
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