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In the past, some unique ways  of Protest were adopted in Britain and around the world . Somewhere the environmental activists protested by pouring sauce on the oil painting, while somewhere the mannequins in the Wax Museum were damaged. In one case, a girl protesting against private jets threw urine and faeces at a statue of former British soldier Captain Thomas Moore. People could not understand why a soldier's statue was defaced for the concern of the environment. The move of the 21-year-old girl was widely criticised across the country. Unique Ways of Protest Adopted Around the World Mixed opinions are being seen regarding these demonstrations. Some are calling it a gathering of hired protesters. Many believe that there is a feeling of insecurity among people due to the shaky economic condition of Britain. Arrangements are also made for food and sometimes drinks for those going to the rally. But would you believe that this happens even in a rich country like Britain? In ...

In Britain, the Conservative Party led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson has to face defeat in a two-seat by-election. The Liberal Democrats won the South West constituencies of Tiverton and Honiton, while the Wakefield constituency in northern England went to the main opposition Labor Party. These results are a new setback for Johnson, who is already facing a crisis over the 'Partygate' cases. The Wakefield, Tiverton, and Honiton areas were elected to replace Conservative Party MPs who had resigned on various charges. One of these MPs was convicted of sexual harassment while the other was found watching pornography in the chamber of the House of Commons. However, the MP tried to clarify this episode by saying that he was looking for pictures of tractors on his phone. These results will fuel panic among the troubled Conservative Party, which is already concerned that the precarious and divisive Johnson is no longer the right bet for the election.