Extinction Rebellion

More news on posh protesters:

The Cambridge-educated mother-of-two, who lives in a £700,000 home near Clapham Common

Well, her address sounds a bit common.

had been expected to stay in prison alongside some of Britain’s most dangerous female inmates until next month’s scheduled court appearance.

Surely they can't be as dangerous as her?

Under the bail conditions, Eastburn is banned from entering the borough of Westminster unless for a medical appointment, she cannot travel on trains, the Tube or the DLR, and must sleep each night at home. She is allowed to use public buses, but the court heard that her regular mode of transport is cycling. No conditions were imposed to stop Eastburn from attending eco-protests, as long as they are not in Westminster.

I'm not quite sure how they imagine she is going to do without trains altogether--which I assume includes National Rail?

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/extinction-rebellion-dlr-protester-freed-from-highsecurity-jail-after-seven-days-and-is-banned-from-a4127191.html