On the day that Britain was originally meant to be leaving the EU, large groups gathered outside parliament to voice their support for exiting the bloc.
Thousands of people opposed to Britain delaying its departure from the EU have marched through central London as MPs in parliament strongly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal for a third time.
On the day that Britain was originally meant to be leaving the EU, large groups gathered in bright sunshine outside parliament waving Union Jack flags. They chanted"out means out" as the Queen song Bohemian Rhapsody was played on a loudspeaker with its famous lyric"Mama Mia, let me go".As the result of the vote in parliament filtered through to the crowds on Parliament Square on Friday, scattered cheers went up."Excellent. We're now on track for a 'no deal," 52-year-old saleswoman Louise Hemple said.
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