Eight environmental activists, some dressed as bees, blocked UK Prime MinIster Boris Johnson's election campaign bus - with some gluing their hands to the front.
The campaigners from Extinction Rebellion UK blocked the bus on Tuesday (December 10) - just two days before voters go to the polls - after Johnson had held an event at a factory in central England.
They said they were calling for a faster response from Johnson's Conservatives to the climate emergency.
"The Conservatives have a decarbonisation target of 2050 which is quite frankly a death sentence for everybody," said one of the protesters, James Moulding.
A Conservative Party spokesman was not immediately available for comment.
Extinction Rebellion has previously targeted campaign buses from the opposition Labour Party, Liberal Democrats and Brexit Party.
Eight environmental activists, some dressed as bees, blocked UK Prime MinIster Boris Johnson's election campaign bus -..
