'Just Stop Oil' Spray Painted on Bank of England

The transcript discusses a protest by 'Just Stop Oil' at the Bank of England, highlighting the role of major banks in funding fossil fuels. It touches on political actions regarding fracking, with Rishi Sunak reinstating a ban, and the potential attendance of the COP conference. The text also explores the controversy within the green movement about protest tactics, emphasizing the importance of environmental preservation over aesthetic concerns.

What is the main reason for the protest by 'Just Stop Oil' at the Bank of England?

• To support the Bank of England's policies

• To promote renewable energy investments

• To highlight the funding of the fossil fuel industry by major banks

• To demand lower interest rates

What significant action did Rishi Sunak take regarding fracking?

• He reinstated the ban on fracking

• He lifted the ban on fracking

• He ignored the fracking issue

• He introduced new fracking sites

Why might Rishi Sunak reconsider attending the COP conference?

• To avoid international criticism

• To announce new oil projects

• Because of Boris Johnson's attendance

• Due to domestic issues

What is a criticism of the protest tactics within the green movement?

• They are not effective

• They are too expensive

• They are too controversial

• They are too traditional

What argument do the protesters make about the importance of their actions?

• Political stability should come first

• Economic growth is more important

• Art and architecture should be prioritized

• Environmental preservation is more crucial than preserving art