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A TRAVEL agent was branded irresponsible after planning to release balloons in a protest against plastic pollution.Campaigners warned they would destroy wildlife 鈥?and see the firm itself targeted by protests.1 Sir David Attenborough appeared on BBCs Blue Planet II appealing against plastic pollution and the harm it causes to wildlifeYork-based Quartz Travel said it would re颅lease 500 biodegradable balloons after seeing Sir David Attenborough s BBC show Blue Planet II.But Karen Busby wrote online that they can maim and kill wildlife before they decompose which takes a lot longer than y stanley cup ou might think . John Cossham added: If yo stanley cup u don t change your plans, I will be o stanley cups rganising a big protest outside your shop. The firm axed the event this month after consultation with Greenpeace most read in uk newsFAMILY TRAGEDYTributes to boy girl found dead with mum - as brother charged with murderKNIFE HORRORWoman, 32, is charged with murder of another woman, 31, found stabbed to deathGR Mrir Furious Brits slam Labour s plans to ban outdoor smoking with 60% fearing it will WIPE OUT Britain s pubs
MARCUS Rashford s petition demanding the government take action to end child poverty has broken 250,000 signatures in just TWO days.The footballer s parliamentary petition lobbies for food to be provide adidas campus d during all holidays and for free school meals to be provided to all families and households on Universal Credit.7England striker Rashfords petition has already gained 250,000 signatures since being launched on ThursdayCredit: Eamonn and yeezy James ClarkeBy 1.30pm today, the petition had the backing of quarter of a million people - with no signs of it slowing down.As with other parliamentary petitions, Rashford needs 100,000 signatures to spark a debate by MPs.The campaigning footie ace urged all Brits to sign up as whatever your feeling, opinion, or judgement, food poverty is never the child s fault. Calling on more people to sign the petition, the England and Manchester United striker, 22, said: Lets prove to these 1.5 million adidas samba vulnerable children that being British is so
A TRAVEL agent was branded irresponsible after planning to release balloons in a protest against plastic pollution.Campaigners warned they would destroy wildlife 鈥?and see the firm itself targeted by protests.1 Sir David Attenborough appeared on BBCs Blue Planet II appealing against plastic pollution and the harm it causes to wildlifeYork-based Quartz Travel said it would re颅lease 500 biodegradable balloons after seeing Sir David Attenborough s BBC show Blue Planet II.But Karen Busby wrote online that they can maim and kill wildlife before they decompose which takes a lot longer than y stanley cup ou might think . John Cossham added: If yo stanley cup u don t change your plans, I will be o stanley cups rganising a big protest outside your shop. The firm axed the event this month after consultation with Greenpeace most read in uk newsFAMILY TRAGEDYTributes to boy girl found dead with mum - as brother charged with murderKNIFE HORRORWoman, 32, is charged with murder of another woman, 31, found stabbed to deathGR Mrir Furious Brits slam Labour s plans to ban outdoor smoking with 60% fearing it will WIPE OUT Britain s pubs
MARCUS Rashford s petition demanding the government take action to end child poverty has broken 250,000 signatures in just TWO days.The footballer s parliamentary petition lobbies for food to be provide adidas campus d during all holidays and for free school meals to be provided to all families and households on Universal Credit.7England striker Rashfords petition has already gained 250,000 signatures since being launched on ThursdayCredit: Eamonn and yeezy James ClarkeBy 1.30pm today, the petition had the backing of quarter of a million people - with no signs of it slowing down.As with other parliamentary petitions, Rashford needs 100,000 signatures to spark a debate by MPs.The campaigning footie ace urged all Brits to sign up as whatever your feeling, opinion, or judgement, food poverty is never the child s fault. Calling on more people to sign the petition, the England and Manchester United striker, 22, said: Lets prove to these 1.5 million adidas samba vulnerable children that being British is so