MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell has blasted a strict new law in Britain that’s designed to curb protests which have brought parts of the country to a standstill over the past year.
Under the Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act, noisy protests are forbidden in a designated area outside the House…
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