Des manifestantes anti-fracturation se collent dans leur voiture pour tenter de bloquer le site de forage

Two anti-fracking protesters have been arrested after supergluing themselves inside a car to blockade the entrance to a drilling site. The women, aged around 25 and 45 and from Lancaster, fixed themselves to a barrel of concrete wedged through a hole cut in the bottom of the blue Ford Escort. It was parked outside the only entrance to the IGas site in Barton Moss, Greater Manchester, from 7.30am today, stopping site traffic from entering or leaving. The women were both removed by 10am and the car was towed away half an hour later.