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Animal Rebellion's five-day protest

September 4: Arla's depot in Aylesbury and three Müller sites in Droitwich, Severnside and Bridgwater are targeted. The protests at Müller caused £80,000 worth of damage.

September 5: Arla Aylesbury, Müller sites in Bridgwater and Droitwich are all disrupted again. A planned roadblock in Central London takes place between Westminster Abbey and Queen Elizabeth II Centre to disrupt new PM Liz Truss's speech.

September 6: Müller's distribution centres in Droitwich and Willenhall are hit while they also target Freshways in Acton. At all 3 facilities, the groups drilled through tyres to immobilise milk trucks

September 7: Nine campaigners blocked the junction at Parliament Street as milk was poured over the road and the Elizabeth Tower was sprayed with white paint using modified fire extinguishers

September 8: Protesters immobilise up to 50 lorries and drill holes in tyres at the Arla depot in Hatfield. They now claim it has created a milk shortage in north London. Some also glued themselves to the ground and chained themselves to fences at the Droitwich Müller site.

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