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Greenpeace activists have breached security at Heathrow Airport and climbed on top of a Boeing aeroplane.Greenpeace activists have breached security at Heathrow Airport and climbed on top of a Boeing aeroplane.
The move - a protest on climate change - happened shortly after the Boeing 777 had landed at the airport on a morning flight from Manchester.The move - a protest on climate change - happened shortly after the Boeing 777 had landed at the airport on a morning flight from Manchester.
The environmental pressure group said its members would unfurl banners from the top of the aircraft.The environmental pressure group said its members would unfurl banners from the top of the aircraft.
It comes as protesters were gathering in Westminster to oppose plans to expand the airport.It comes as protesters were gathering in Westminster to oppose plans to expand the airport.
A government consultation on the plan closes on Wednesday.
Runway opposition
Greenpeace said protesters put a banner reading "Climate Emergency - No Third Runway" over the plane's tailfin at about 0945 GMT.
It said two women and two men crossed the tarmac at the airport after the passengers had disembarked.
One protester, Anna Jones, said: "Our planet and the people who live on it are in danger.
"Climate change can be beaten but not by almost doubling the size of the world's biggest airport.
"We are here to draw a line in the sand and tell Gordon Brown his new runway must not and will not be built."