UK environment: Climate activist arrested over breach of bail  A
climate change protester was arrested yesterday for breaching
his bail conditions by attending the climate camp at the
Kingsnorth power station in Kent.  Paul Morrozzo, 41, was
identified and arrested by police at the camp gates. Another
protester who was not breaching bail but who refused to identify
herself was also removed. After a long standoff four more
protesters on bail were let into the camp amid cheers and chants
of "break your bail" from the crowds.  Before his arrest,
Morrozzo said: "It just shows the tragic level of
authoritarianism when the police are cracking down on a group of
people who simply want to get together to discuss the most
important issue facing the world."  The five protesters were
part of a group of 29 activists arrested in June when they tried
to stop a train outside the Drax power plant near Selby, North
Yorkshire. Bail conditions included a ban on them approaching
any power station and attending this year's climat