Four people have been arrested for breaking into the home of the British Prime Minister.

"We arrested four people on the grounds of the Prime Minister 's residence this afternoon. Our officers were on the scene within a minute of the four entering the grounds," a statement from local police said.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Photo: REUTERS

The advocacy group Youth Demand posted a video on X showing a man entering a lake on the grounds of the British Prime Minister's residence and urinating. This was seen as an act of protest against the Sunak administration.

The group demanded that the UK stop issuing new oil and gas licenses and also called for a two-way arms embargo against Israel.

This is a youth activist group focused on environmental and human rights issues. The group has organized numerous protests to pressure the British government to change its policies regarding climate change and human rights.

The incident occurred amid rising tensions over climate change, as activist groups increasingly resort to more drastic measures to draw public and government attention.

Oil and gas licensing is a highly contentious issue in the UK, particularly in the context of international commitments to reduce emissions and protect the environment.

An arms embargo against Israel is also a sensitive and controversial issue, linked to the conflict situation in the Middle East and the foreign policies of Western nations.

Hong Hanh (according to Reuters)

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