"Грийнпийс" с въпроси за Брекзит

Greenpeace activists rebranded Boris Johnson's 'Vote Leave' battle bus, covering it with thousands of questions posed to the new cabinet, outside parliament in Westminster, Monday.
The bus, which had been emblazoned with the claim that £350 (€419 million, $463 million) would be given to the NHS if the country voted 'leave', now displays thousands of hand-written questions to the government. The action was taken as a protest against the alleged 'lies' of the Brexit campaign.
Member of Parliament and former leader of Green Party, Caroline Lucas, who was present during the campaign, claimed that Boris Johnson "deceived the country," noting "it's time for that kind of politics to end."
Lucas also highlighted the need for 'truth' when discussing such critical topics on the agenda as the renewal of the Trident nuclear programme.
Campaigner for Greenpeace, Hannah Martin, argued "the EU provided a framework for a number of important environmental regulations," adding that given the outcome of the referendum, "now is the time for the government to come clean and tell us the truth about what's going to happen next."