Organizers estimated that 15,000 people took part in the march along the River Thames to Parliament, many wearing blue and waving blue flags to form a “human river.” The March for Clean Water was organized by groups ranging from Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth to British Rowing. Water pollution has become an increasingly high-profile issue in Britain, focusing attention on climate change and the legacy of privatization of Britain’s utilities several decades ago.
Outraged Rhode Island high school students demanded their teacher be fired for calling Charlie Kirk a "piece of garbage" after the activist was assassinated, as frustrated parents threatened to pull t...