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King Charles IIIβs waxwork figure got pulled into Just Stop Oilβs latest wave of protests this week.
Revealing their βJust Stop Oilβ t-shirts under their jumpers, two demonstrators threw cake into the monarchβs face at the London branch of Madame Tussauds, while shouting that it is βtime for actionβ on Monday.
In a short clip being shared on Twitter, they demanded that the government halt all new oil and gas licences after the government lifted the ban on fracking recently.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed four people had been arrested for criminal damage shortly afterwards.
Madame Tussauds then released a statement: βOur security team dealt with the incident quickly and we are working closely with the Metropolitan Police on this matter. The attraction remains open, with our Royal Family set closed temporarily.β
The King is actually known for being a dedicated environmentalist and was scheduled to speak at Cop27 until outgoing prime minister Liz Truss reportedly asked him not to. Now as the reigning constitutional monarch, heβs not supposed to show any kind of partisanship.
This protest is just one of several from Just Stop Oil over the last week.
The organisation made international headlines after two demonstrators threw tomato soup over Vincent Van Goghβs famous painting, Sunflowers, in the National Gallery in London.
The painting is protected by glass and so was not damaged by the protesters, but there was an outcry at the form of demonstration.
This was alsoreplicated by environmentalists in Germany, who threw mashed potatoes at Claude Monetβs Les Meules (Haystacks) and glued themselves to the floor. They were from a different organisation, called Letzte Generation (Last Generation).
Over the last few days, Just Stop Oil demonstrators have also blocked traffic at the Abbey Road crossing, the site of The Beatlesβ famous photograph, and thrown bright orange paint at the Scotland Yard headquarters.
Due the organised activism from Just Stop, more than 550 people have been arrested throughout October.