Action halts Oil Drilling Ship in UK Water

Timo from Finland and one of the climbers come safely down and into the boat.
After 100 hours on Chevron’s anchor chain the Greenpeace occupation is over after Chevron managed to get a court order. The pod has been de rigged and lowered down off the anchor chain.
Chevron is using a legal hammer to end the Greenpeace protest.
Chevron claims it is seeking the court order because it needs to move the ship away from the coast in rough seas for safety reasons - in other words, the company claims its ship can't hold its position. Greenpeace say drill ships such as the Stena Carron are designed to hold their position to one metre in the roughest seas while drilling. If they cannot, they risk a disastrous oil spill.