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“Sound echoes everywhere as there are only hard surfaces, and the noise can be deafening.” Louise Lancaster was part of a group of climate activists given the longest-ever sentences for non-violent protest in the UK. After being found guilty of conspiracy to cause public nuisance for coordinating direct action protests on the M25 motorway over four days in November 2022, she was given a four-year sentence.  So far, she has spent six months in prison and has shared her experience with the Guardian. “I feel glum. We are often talked down to, as if we’re stupid,” she says. Swipe to read more of her diary entries - from the anxiety of walking on to a prison wing, to spending Christmas Day in jail - and click the link in bio to read in-depth. Cover photo: Alicia Canter for The Guardian
“Sound echoes everywhere as there are only hard surfaces, and the noise can be deafening.” Louise Lancaster was part of a group of climate activists given the longest-ever sentences for non-violent protest in the UK. After being found guilty of conspiracy to cause public nuisance for coordinating direct action protests on the M25 motorway over four days in November 2022, she was given a four-year sentence.  So far, she has spent six months in prison and has shared her experience with the Guardian. “I feel glum. We are often talked down to, as if we’re stupid,” she says. Swipe to read more of her diary entries - from the anxiety of walking on to a prison wing, to spending Christmas Day in jail - and click the link in bio to read in-depth. Cover photo: Alicia Canter for The Guardian

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