Fracking Site at David Cameron's House in UK

Greenpeace activists turn David Cameron’s constituency home into a fracking site as controversial legislation clearing the way for under-house drilling is expected to be announced in the Queen’s Speech on the same day. Activists in hard hats and high-vis jackets have turned up on the doorstep of the Prime Minister’s cottage in the Cotswold village of Dean, Oxfordshire. They seal off the property’s front gate with security fencing and hang a sign reading ‘We apologise for any inconvenience we may cause while we frack under your home’. A group of campaigners also tries to deliver a lottery-style over-sized cheque for £50 – the maximum compensation ministers are willing to pay to individual home and landowners for allowing companies to drill under their property.