 Workers carried on about their day as Ben carried out his 'stunt' (Picture: GB News) Ben made himself a cup of tea in the Greenpeace HQ (Picture: GB News) Ben later barged into the office area, with the workers calmly ignoring him and carrying on with their tasks. Later interviewing two Greenpeace execs and chastising them for invading a 'private man's' home, one responded that he was, in fact, the prime minister, it was a 'matter of national news' he was away, they 'knocked on the door first' and it was a 'peaceful' protest. On X, formerly known as Twitter, one social media user wrote: 'Great work showcasing how diligent and respectful Greenpeace are. You've done a great job in giving them some good PR after a lot of bad press yesterday){kind=link}
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GB News has been branded a ‘national embarrassment’ by viewers after astunt at Greenpeace’s HQ in London.
The channel’s editor Ben Leo and camera crews invaded the environmental activist group’s main office earlier this week after they protested at Rishi Sunak’s home while he holidayed in Disneyland.
Campaigners had covered the prime minister’s Yorkshire mansion with hundreds of metres of ‘oily-black fabric’ after he backed a major expansion of North Sea oil and gas drilling.