BREAKING: Boris Johnson says it is 'completely unacceptable to seek to limit the public's access to news' after climate activists Extinction Rebellion blocked roads to two printing presses to delay newspapers hitting stands. More on this story:
The action meant that hundreds of thousands of people who would normally get The Sun were unable to read an interview with Sir David Attenborough in which he explains why he supports Extinction Rebellion and what Sun readers can do to help reduce climate change.
"This attack on all of the free press impacted many workers going about their jobs. Overnight print workers, delivery drivers, wholesale workers and retail newsagents have faced delays and financial penalty."
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