About 7,00,000 supporters of European protested through center London on Saturday in demanding another vote for Britain’s Brexit departure from the European Union.
Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London ,also joined the protest by holding a klaxon horn.
Protestor were chanting ‘Hey hey Theresa May, give us all a final say’ were going to west London’s Park Lane.
They were campaigning for the public to have a say on any final Brexit deal. 150 buses of marchers spreading in the British capital from all across the country.
Protestors also waved blue and golden flags and held up “Bollocks to Brexit” banners under sunny skies to call for another referendum.
“I can’t think of anything more democratic or British than trusting the British people.” Sadiq Khan said.
“Some of the promises made two years ago have not materialised. Nobody was talking about a bad deal, or no deal whatsoever. The public should have a say on the outcomes, with the option of staying in the EU.”
Actor Andy Serkis joined the protest with his son and said he believes there should be a second referendum “now that people are more informed.
An organisers, James McGrory, said the public should have the chance to change their minds because the decision will impact their lives for generations.
The march comes after another tumultuous week for Prime Minister Theresa May in which she failed to agree a divorce deal with EU leaders in Brussels and infuriated members of her own party by making further concessions in the talks.
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Marchers are on Road in London Demanding Another Brexit Vote
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