Four men arrested at Rishi Sunak's home in Yorkshire

Police have arrested four men at Rishi Sunak's home. Officers detained the men on suspicion of aggravated trespass earlier today (Tuesday, June 25).

The men were arrested at the Prime Minister's constituency home in Kirby Sigston, North Yorkshire Police said. Officers arrested the men at about 12.40pm before escorting them off the property.

The suspects are one 52-year-old from London, one 43-year-old from Bolton, one 21-year-old from Manchester, and one 20-year-old from Chichester. The force confirmed the men remain in police custody and inquiries are ongoing.

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Protest group Youth Demand has released a video showing a young man entering the Prime Minister's property and defecating in a lake. The group said the action was a 'parting gift' for the Prime Minister and the Conservative government.

Youth Demand describes itself as a campaign calling for an arms embargo on Israel, as well as for the Government to revoke all new oil and gas licences granted since 2021.