A call to end tax dodging - anti-hunger campaigners take to the waters in Northern Ireland to make their point.
Wearing giant heads depicting the Group of 8 leaders, they sailed two Viking boats on a lake in Enniskillen - just a couple of miles from the luxury golf resort where the real G8 leaders were set to meet on Monday.
The 'Enough food for Everyone If" campaign wants the world's leaders to take action against tax evasion.
While British Prime Minister David Cameron has made the issue a key part of the summit, campaigners fear that the rest of the G8 won't follow suit.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) "ENOUGH FOOD FOR EVERYONE IF" SPOKESPERSON, BRENDAN COX, SAYING:
"Developing countries lose trillions of dollars every year to tax dodgers, to tax havens and rich countries. The G8 can make a massive difference to that and if they do agree that clampdown, it will mean that developing countries can feed their own population."
Meanwhile, leaders including German
