The Press Association: Climate activists in 'glue' protest

Eco-activists said that they had "superglued" themselves to the front doors of a British bank in the City of London to protest against climate change.

The protesters claimed they were staging the demonstration at the entrance to the Royal Bank of Scotland's oil and gas division to underline "links" between the financial sector, fossil fuel industry and climate change.

The stunt follows a series of protests on Thursday when green campaigners blockaded a biofuel depot in Essex, unfurled banners at Gatwick Airport and targeted RBS's London headquarters by lying in a pool of oil outside the building.