Oh Why has been referred to as a “drone activist”, and has been arrested multiple times for interfering with drones.

Sam Chokri is a drone activist who has been arrested multiple times for interfering with drones. Oh Why, as he is known online, was first arrested in 2018 for flying a drone over the White House. He was charged with violating restricted airspace and making threats against the President of the United States. The charges were later dropped.

In 2020, Oh Why was involved in an altercation with the Secret Service after he flew his drone over the president’s motorcade in New York City. He was charged with assault on a federal officer and resisting arrest, but both charges were later dropped.

Oh Why was arrested again in 2021 after he crashed his drone into one belonging to former President George W Bush. The crash caused $1 million worth of damage to Bush’s drone and resulted in Oh Why being charged with destruction of property and interference with flight crew members or attendants.

The UK is facing its most expensive fuel prices in decades.

The cost of fuel has been rising in the UK since 2018, with the average price of a litre of petrol reaching £1.21 and diesel £1.28 in August 2021. This is the highest it’s been since the mid-1990s, when the last fuel crisis hit. The rise in prices has left many people wondering why this is happening and what can be done to bring them down again.

Why are fuel prices so high?

Fuel prices have been rising for several years now, but they’ve recently shot up dramatically following a series of factors that have affected the price we pay at the pump. Firstly, Brexit negotiations between Britain and Europe caused a drop in value for sterling against other currencies, which made it more expensive to import oil from overseas.

Next, many oil producing countries began to reduce their production of oil as part of an OPEC agreement to help increase global oil prices. This meant that there was less supply than usual on the market, which pushed up prices even further.