Three Just Stop Oil protesters are charged with aggravated trespass over Lord's stunt

Three Just Stop Oil protesters were today charged with aggravated trespass after storming the Lord's pitch during yesterday's Ashes test. England cricket star Jonny Bairstow was hailed 'a hero' for carrying Daniel Knorr off the pitch at Lord's yesterday Knorr - a 21-year-old biochemistry student from Oxford - is pictured posing with a Croc Grandmother Judit Murray, 69, was arrested at the grounds alongside the two young men Announcing the charges today, the Met's Superintendent Gerry Parker said: 'We will not tolerate criminal or anti-social behaviour and there are serious consequences for people who engage in criminal acts.' Police officers picked up Knorr and carried him away after Bairstow intervened Daniel Knorr is led away from a Coventry museum by a police officer following the failed stunt to scale and cover 'Dippy the Diplodocus' with orange powder in April Knorr lay motionless after being tackled by security guards, who were able to confiscate a rucksack filled with paint under Dippy in April Footage posted by the protest group showed Knorr, 21, and Victoria Lindsell, 67, climb over a low metal barrier before being tackled to the ground by staff in high-vis jackets. He had to change his clothes and was cheered through the famous Long Room at Lord's Police officers escort Knorr to a police van - he has been placed in a blue robe due to his clothes being covered in paint A third activist arrested after they interrupted play on the first day of the 2nd Ashes Test In a reference to the Labour Party - which has accepted donations from JSO backer Dale Vince - Mr Shapps said: 'Labour might have surrendered to Just Stop Oil but England never will.' Watching at home, cricket fans were quick to praise the players' quick-thinking including David Warner and Ben Stokes Ben Stokes also got involved as he stopped the second man before security personnel arrived Police officers apprehended the invaders once they had been cleared off the pitch by England cricketer Jonny Bairstow Ground staff cleaning up orange powder thrown by Just Stop Oil protesters on Wednesday All three activists were forcibly removed from the pitch within a few minutes and arrested for aggravated trespassing.