London, UK. 27th Sep, 2016. The Anti-Fracking Nanas, a prominent anti-fracking protest group from Lancashire, hold a 'Nana Tea Party' outside Buckingham Palace as they release an Open Letter to the Queen in advance of the Government decision on the appeal relating to fracking in Lancashire. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

$London, UK. 27th Sep, 2016. The Anti-Fracking Nanas, a prominent anti-fracking protest group from Lancashire, hold a 'Nana Tea Party' outside Buckingham Palace as they release an Open Letter to the Queen in advance of the Government decision on the appeal relating to fracking in Lancashire. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo$

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