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Four charged in G20 City protest Man remanded for G20 City protest
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Four people have been charged following an attack on the Royal Bank of Scotland during the G20 protests in London. A man has appeared in court accused of trying to set fire to the Royal Bank of Scotland's City branch during the G20 protests in London.
Mindaugas Lenartavicius, aged 21, faces a charge of arson recklessly endangering life. Lithuanian Mindaugas Lenartavicius, 21, who lives in a squat in Palmers Green, north London, was charged with arson recklessly endangering life.
An unnamed girl aged 17, was charged with burglary with intent to commit damage. The girl and Mr Lenartavicius will appear in court on Friday. Three others were charged over the attack on the building on Wednesday.
Daniel Champion and Ben Shiells were charged with burglary, criminal damage and theft of a computer. Mr Lenartavicius was remanded in custody until a hearing at Southwark Crown Court in June.
Bank protest Prosecutors alleged Mr Lenartavicius tried to set fire to window blinds in the office using a cigarette lighter.
Mr Lenartavicius is due before Westminster magistrates while the girl will appear at West London Youth Court. He also helped other protesters enter the building through broken windows and put the lives of the bank's staff and activists at risk, the court was told.
Mr Champion and Mr Shiells, both 18, were released on bail. They will appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 14 April. A 17-year-old girl, who has not been named, was charged with burglary with intent to commit damage and will appear at West London Youth Court on Friday.
Daniel Champion and Ben Shiells, both 18, were charged with burglary, criminal damage and theft of a computer.
Mr Champion and Mr Shiells were released on bail to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 14 April.
More than 120 people were arrested during the two-day protests.More than 120 people were arrested during the two-day protests.
Demonstrators threw missiles and stormed into the Royal Bank of Scotland's London office on Wednesday after clashing with police in London. Demonstrators threw missiles and stormed into the Royal Bank of Scotland's City branch on Wednesday after clashing with police in London.