At the COP26 UN climate summit in Glasgow, world leaders have reached the most significant climate deal since the landmark Paris Agreement, but some activists say it's too little too late.

On Saturday (November 13), members of the activist group Extinction Rebellion gathered to block roads during the Lord Mayor's show at Blackfriars in London.

The footage shows protesters with banners, shouting slogans and one protester in a conversation with a police officer who tells her to stand back and clear the road.

XR protestors blocking the main road, trapping horses and military personnel in the middle of Blackfriars. The Lord Mayor's Show dates back to the early 13th century, when King John rashly allowed the City of London to appoint its own Mayor. Every year, the newly-elected Mayor tours the city in a golden carriage to swear loyalty to the Crown. This year, Alderman Vincent Keaveny was elected as the 693rd Lord Mayor of the City of London. The Parade begins from Mansion House.

Extinction Rebellion gathers to block road during the Lord Mayor's Show at Blackfriars. The Lord Mayor's Show dates back to the early 13th century, when King John rashly allowed the City of London to appoint its own Mayor. Every year, the newly-elected Mayor tours the city in a golden carriage to swear loyalty to the Crown. This year, Alderman Vincent Keaveny was elected as the 693rd Lord Mayor of the City of London. The Parade begins from Mansion House.

An XR protestor was wandering on the main road holding a banner. MET Police officer was seen sending her back onto the main road to make way for the Lord Mayor's parade along Victoria Embankment.
The Lord Mayor's Show dates back to the early 13th century, when King John rashly allowed the City of London to appoint its own Mayor. Every year, the newly-elected Mayor tours the city in a golden carriage to swear loyalty to the Crown. This year, Alderman Vincent Keaveny was elected as the 693rd Lord Mayor of the City of London. The parade continues from Temple and marches back to Mansion House through St. Paul's.