Protesters Climbing War Memorials Could Face Three-Month Jail Term

Home Secretary James Cleverly said scaling remembrance sites was ‘an insult’ and ‘cannot continue.’
Protesters Climbing War Memorials Could Face Three-Month Jail Term
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly arrives at BBC Broadcasting House in London on Sept. 17, 2023. James Manning/PA
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Protesters who climb on war memorials could face three months in prison and a £1,000 fine under plans being proposed by the Home Secretary.

Announcing the plans, James Cleverly said ascending memorials was “an insult” and “cannot continue.”