Brexit: Rallies For and Against Prime Minister Boris Johnson Hit London – Video

Some of the protesters taking part in pro- and anti-Brexit rallies in central London have clashed outside the UK parliament building. 

A pro-Brexit demonstration organised by the Democratic Football Lads Alliance (DFLA) brought together some 200 people, while an anti-Brexit ‘March for Change’ rally attracted much bigger crowds, RT reported. 

Members of the DFLA march reportedly approached the March for Change rally and began shouting, and later a can was thrown at the anti-Brexit marchers, prompting police to intervene. 

Police remain at the scene as the groups continue their respective rallies. 

I'm in Parliament Sq where a crowd of about 200 fascists and football hooligans are chanting support for their new political idol - @BorisJohnson pic.twitter.com/qubqWIpHyH

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Dozens of people are taking part in a demonstration organised by a group called "Stop the Coup" in central Berlin to protest against the UK's withdrawal from the EU without a deal, Reuters reported.

The protesters have collected signatures for a petition they are going to deliver to Britain's ambassador to Germany later on Saturday.

"This calculated prorogation of parliament is a threat to British democracy, causing a constitutional crisis at a time of national crisis," the petition letter reads.

#berlin Brits against #brexit #stopthebrexitcoup pic.twitter.com/GsJlHLeqXR

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