The claim, brought before London's High Court, represents one of the largest legal threats in Greenpeace's more than 50-year history, according to the organization.

The events complex emphasized its respect for people's right to protest while underscoring its disapproval of "disruptive action" causing alarm and inconvenience to the public.

In a dramatic demonstration, four protesters climbed atop Sunak's property in northern England and covered it with oil-coloured black fabric, while two others held a banner that read "RISHI SUNAK - OIL PROFITS OR OUR FUTURE?"

The demonstration was organized by pressure group "This Is Rigged" in response to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's announcement of granting hundreds of new licenses for fossil fuel companies.

Twenty activists from the climate action group "This Is Rigged" were arrested and charged by Police Scotland following protests at the Grangemouth petrochemical plant and the Rothesay Dock oil terminal.