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Why is HS2 eco-warrior camp STILL standing 13 days into tunnel protest?

12:00 EDT, 8 February 2021 Advertisement A Tory backbencher has led calls for the immediate removal of the dangerous anti-HS2 campsite in Euston, including wooden shacks which cover a 100ft tunnel network - after bailiffs first started evicting eco-warriors protesting the controversial £98billion rail project 13 days ago.  Six HS2 Rebellion activists including veteran environmental campaigner Swampy, real name Daniel Hooper, and his son Rory are occupying the tunnels dug in secret near Euston Station in Central London. MailOnline understands that the wooden shacks cover an entrance to the tunnel network and that they will be torn down by contractors at an appropriate point in HS2 s safety-led approach . The National Eviction Team, which is leading the operation, declined to comment.

HS2 accused of deliberately pumping water into tunnels dug by protesters near Euston station

HS2 accused of deliberately pumping water into tunnels dug by protesters near Euston station Activist group HS2 Rebellion say that “liquid mud” is pouring into one of their tunnels and that the situation is “not safe” 29 January 2021 • 7:35pm Veteran activist Swampy said: “The only explanation I can think of is that they are pumping water the other way to try and get people to come out, to try and flood the tunnel out. Credit: REUTERS/Henry Nicholls HS2 has been accused of deliberately “pumping water” into tunnels dug by protesters near Euston station, as the activists say that the passages have collapsed in five places while people were underground.

HS2 protesters being tortured out of their tunnels by deliberate night-time construction work, group claims

HS2 protesters being tortured out of their tunnels by deliberate night-time construction work, group claims Euston Square Gardens has become a battleground after HS2 said they wanted to cut down trees and build a taxi rank on the plot 28 January 2021 • 5:55pm HS2 Rebellion, a group campaigning against the construction of the new high speed train line, have at least four people underground, and say that they have been deprived of sleep by “constant and unnecessary loud noise” in close proximity to their tunnels. Euston Square Gardens has become a battleground after HS2 said they wanted to cut down trees and build a taxi rank on the plot.

HS2 tunnel protests: Enforcement agents move in on Euston camp

HS2 tunnel protests: Activists in Euston camp will ‘not be coming out any time soon’, demonstrator says Joe Middleton,Andy Gregory and Conrad Duncan © Provided by The Independent An HS2 protester who is living in a tunnel under Euston Square Gardens in London has said those currently underground will “not be coming out any time soon”, after enforcement agents moved in on a protest camp earlier on Wednesday. HS2 protesters dig tunnel under Euston Replay Video UP NEXT Larch Maxey, 48, said he was one of at least four people inside the 100ft network of tunnels that had been dug by activists in the park since September to protest against the multi-billion bound rail project.

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