Two women arrested after climate change protesters deface Scottish Parliament building
Police have arrested two women after climate protesters threw red paint on the entrance to the Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh.
In a video posted to the outfit's TikTok account, police can be seen hauling protesters away after the walls of the building were coated in paint. One protester can be heard saying: "We have no time, the Government is not listening." Officers can be heard asking the protestors to stand up, which they refuse to do. One activist was then carried from the scene by four police officers, each carrying an arm or a leg.
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