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Stonehenge, a famous landmark in the UK, was vandalized by two environmental activists from the organization 'Just Stop Oil' who sprayed paint on the ancient site. The activists were arrested by the police, with a video showing their actions. The group urges the UK government to gradually stop oil and gas extraction by 2030. Despite claiming that the paint used will not damage the monument, reactions to the incident from UK Prime Minister Sunak and opposition leader Starmer were condemnatory. The protestors, a 21-year-old student from Oxford and a 73-year-old man from Birmingham, were apprehended for damaging the historic site, with the UK Heritage Association expressing deep concern and investigating the extent of the losses caused.
Source: YAHOO