Greenpeace activists project film about fuel poverty on to Rishi Sunak’s mansion – video

Activists from the environmental group Greenpeace project a film about energy costs onto Rishi Sunak’s Yorkshire mansion. The video, which was projected from a nearby parked van, features images and voiceovers illustrating the cost of living crisis and the struggle many people face this coming winter with rising fuel prices. Sunak, who was in Bali for the G20 world leader’s conference at the time of the stunt, has told households to ‘be careful’ about their energy use to help reduce bills this coming winter. Polling commissioned by Greenpeace from Survation, found that 64.6% of people in the UK have had to make cuts to other spending because of rising energy bills. 

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(SOURCE) https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2022/nov/16/greenpeace-activists-project-film-about-fuel-poverty-on-to-rishi-sunaks-mansion-video

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