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Over the past three days, thousands of people have taken part in climate change demonstrations across central London - blocking major roads, vandalising buildings and even super-gluing themselves to pavements. And as many continue to risk prison in their fight to save the planet - could breaking the law be the only way to truly make a difference? Following her arrest, Environmental lawyer Farhana Yamin joins us in the studio to explain why risking her job and a criminal record is the only way forward. Alongside her is Nick Ferrari, who believes the protests are ridiculous and a danger to the wider population.
Broadcast on: 17/04/19
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