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Jeremy Corbyn's brother has been caught removing Covid-19 warning signs from a London tube train whilst not wearing a mask.
Anti-lockdown protestor Piers Corbyn, 74, was filmed peeling off stickers as he walked up and down the Victoria Line service between Green Park.
The signs warned passengers to social distance and also that they could be fined for not wearing face coverings.
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Anti-lockdown protestor Piers Corbyn was filmed on the Underground while not wearing a mask, tearing down Covid warning signs on Victoria Line service
Piers slammed Boris Johnson and world leaders in a rant after lockdown easing was pushed back from June 21 to July 19 following the rise of Covid variants in the UK.
He told commuters and tourists: 'They did not keep their distance at the G7 did they?
The outspoken brother of the former Labour leader removed two stickers from a window of the carriage and three more from glass barriers near the doors.
He added: 'Boris lied to us so we are taking these down ourselves.'
Some passengers looked on in bemusement as he stuffed the signs into an orange carrier bag with the help of another
