Daniel Knorr
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 55 |
| Date of birth | July 22,1968 |
| Zodiac sign | Cancer |
| Born | Bucharest |
| Romania | |
| Books | Daniel Knorr: Led R. Nanirok : Haute Culture, Odd Culture |
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| ID | 1010875 |
Daniel Knorr Life story
Just Stop Oil trio given community order over Lord's Ashes Test protest
... Daniel Knorr, 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, went on to the pitch and threw orange powder paint during the match between England and Australia in June...
Just Stop Oil trio deny Lord's Ashes Test trespass
... Judit Murray, 69, Daniel Knorr, 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, briefly stopped play during the second Test match between England and Australia on 28 June...
Just Stop Oil: Three charged after activists disrupt Ashes Test at Lord's
... Judit Murray, 69, of West Ewell, Surrey, Daniel Knorr, 21, of Oxford, and Jacob Bourne, 26, of Hyde Park, Leeds, were all bailed to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 31 July...
Just Stop Oil trio given community order over Lord's Ashes Test protest
By Sarah Dawkins and PA MediaBBC News
Three Just Stop Oil protesters who briefly stopped play during an Ashes Test at Lord's Cricket Ground have been sentenced.
Daniel Knorr , 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, went on to The Pitch and threw orange powder paint during The Match between England and Australia in June.
Judit Murray, 69, was stopped by security at the boundary.
Westminster Magistrates' Court gave them a 12-month community order and banned them from Lord's.
Knorr was intercepted and carried off The Pitch by England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow .
Bourne was stopped from Getting On to The Square by England captain Ben Stokes and Australia batter David Warner before being Taken Away by security.
Champagne corks and fruit were thrown by cricket fans at him as he was led off The Field .
Play was stopped for Four Minutes and Bairstow was forced to change his shirt before resuming.
All three protesters were convicted of aggravated trespass at City of London Magistrates' Court last month.
They said they wanted to create headlines for their Climate Change protest and did not want to cause disruption or damage The Pitch .
Under The Order , they must complete 60 hours of unpaid work and pay £444 in legal costs.
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