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The Open, one of golf’s four majors, takes place at the Royal Liverpool course.<\/p>\n
Just Stop Oil identified two of the gulf protesters as 18-year-old Noah Crane, a community coordinator, and 19-year-old student Hailey Birch.<\/p>\n
“I’m interrupting the opening today, not because I want to, but as a young person, I feel like I have no choice,” Crane said.<\/p>\n
“This government is taking conscious steps that will kill hundreds of millions of people and destroy my future.”<\/p>\n
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Other protests follow group action in London<\/strong> today, with the group saying about 160 people left in 16 groups.<\/p>\n Just Stop Oil said they were taking action in places including Hammersmith, Redbridge, King’s Cross, Victoria, Whitechapel, Farringdon and Earl’s Court.<\/p>\n Video tweeted by the group shows members of the public pushing them off the road at one point.<\/p>\n The Just Stop Oil protestors have gone berserk<\/span><\/p>\n It is not the first time that people have taken matters into their own hands, with activists also abused on monday<\/strong> when they cut roads in the capital again.<\/p>\n The group has become known for disrupting high-profile events to publicize their cause.<\/p>\n Two members ran on stage during The Proms<\/strong> recently, while confetti and puzzle pieces were thrown onto the Wimbledon courts<\/strong> a few weeks ago<\/p>\n England cricketer Jonny Bairstow also took a protester<\/strong> in the Ashes in June, and threw orange powder over a table at the World Snooker Championship in April.<\/p>\n
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