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British Prime Minister Theresa May leaves the podium after a press conference at a European summit in Brussels on Thursday 18 October 2018. European leaders met on Thursday for a second day to discuss migration, cybersecurity and try to progress. Brexit speaks. (Alastair Grant / Associated Press)
LONDON – Anti-Brexit protesters gather in central London for a protest calling for a second referendum on the UK's exit from the European Union.
About 150 buses transport thousands of demonstrators from all over the country to the British capital. The march will begin at noon (11:00 GMT) and will be followed by a rally on Parliament Square.
Andrew Adonis, a Labor member of the House of Lords, said: "The chaos and confusion this week over the Brexit negotiations have shown how bad the best deal currently available would be for Britain. .. (legislators) allow this miserable Brexit to continue without people having the last word. "
Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, but negotiations have been tainted by disagreements.
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