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Protestors disrupt Liz Truss' speech

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Protestors disrupt Liz Truss' speech

Protestors disrupt Liz Truss' speech

Greenpeace campaigners holding a flag which read "who voted for this?" have been ejected from the Conservative Party conference after disrupting Prime Minister Liz Truss' speech.

They could be heard shouting "who voted for fracking?" before they were removed, Report by Brooksl.

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