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Extinction Rebellion activists end London protests
Ten days of protests, blockades and disruption across London has come to a conclusion as Extinction Rebellion ended its action in the UK capital.
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Hundreds of activists met in Hyde Park earlier for a "closing ceremony".
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More than 1,100 people have been arrested since campaigners first blocked traffic on 15 April.
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On the final day of action, protesters blocked roads, climbed on a train and glued themselves together in London's financial district.
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On Thursday evening, climate change campaigners sat on the grass next to Speaker's Corner - widely considered London's home of free speech - singing and listening to musicians.
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Transport for London said all roads are open around Marble Arch.
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