UK police removed Extinction Rebellion protesters from an open-top bus they used to block a major junction in London on Wednesday 1 September.

The eco-protesters had blocked the junction on the south side of London Bridge -- a major route into and out of central London, alongside the large commuter hub of London Bridge station.

It is the ninth day of the so-called Impossible Rebellion -- two weeks of protests and direct actions demanding greater action on climate change.

One protester dressed in a bridal outfit superglued her hand to the window in a door on the bus. Another is seen standing on top on a platform.

Once police seize control of the vehicle and remove the protesters, a police officer drives the bus away.

Police work to remove Extinction Rebellion protesters from an open-top bus used by protesters to block the junction on the south side of London Bridge on the 9th day of the Impossible Rebellion.
one protester dressed in a bridal outfit can be seen with her hand superglued to the window in the door on the bus and another standing on top on a platform.

The protest group by Extinction Rebellion are undertaking two weeks of civil disobedience, demonstrations and protests.

A Police officer drives away the open-top bus used by Extinction Rebellion protesters to block the junction on the south side of London Bridge after all activists were removed the bus had various vehicles escorting it away.

The protest group by Extinction Rebellion are undertaking two weeks of civil disobedience, demonstrations and protests.