The FCK BORIS campaign came from a group of young women, friends, who decided that they weren’t going to let the Tories capitalise on our disgust and apathy any longer. “With everything going on in the world around us -- the climate crisis, migrants regularly drowning in the Mediterranean and it not even making the news anymore, rising poverty on every scale, escalating racist attacks -- that this horrific prick was going to become PM was just too depressing,” an organiser told i-D. With that in mind, the group gathered together to run a massive street party with a cause. Complete with an open top bus, a festival grade sound system and a DJ on a firetruck, the party attracted 10,000 people, shut down central London and even blocked the Transport Secretary from getting into Downing Street.