Climate activists take to Lloyd's in 'Father’s Day appeal'
Climate activists today gathered outside 1 Lime Street in the latest of a series of protest actions against fossil fuel underwriting.
Activists delivered a giant oil drum of dead flowers and an oversized Father’s Day card, intended for Lloyd’s chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown, in what they described as a direct appeal to the father of
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