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Seen in this Instagram post are four young women holding signs making a pun of the 80's hit "Never Gonna Give You (EU) Up" The hundreds of thousands gathered in Parliament Square in London to protest the Brexit. This is more on the hysterical side of the protest but, many were here to actually attempt to force a new vote and many are stipulating that the Democracy in the UK is broken.

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This Youtube video was published in January of 2019 and almost has 1 Million views. This video clearly defines what a No-Deal Brexit could do for Brits. Channel 4 news takes the time to outline this as both previous and current government leaders had not taken the time to. Previous PM David thought going into the referendum that the majority of the UK would undoubtedly be against and he was wrong. Current PM Theresa May is constantly dodging questions and avoiding a second referendum.

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What could a no-deal Brexit actually mean for YOU?

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Global News catching up with former Prime Minister

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Global News catching up with former Prime Minister

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In this short clip shared back in January 2019 we see a news reporter for Global News catching David Cameron, former PM of the UK, on his jog. He is questioned whether or not he regrets calling the Brexit referendum to which he responds that he does not. However, he regrets the vote turnout and the mess that was made along the way. This undoubtedly led to his resign. He however supports Theresa May in finding a solution in partnering with the European Union. It really seems as though the initial Brexit referendum was not properly brought about as most in parliament thought it would be voted against and did not put in the work to weigh the pros and cons to the UK and its residents.

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David Cameron doesn't regret calling Brexit referendum

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This post was shared from The Scotsman regarding the petition to revoke Article 50 which has gained in this post 4.2 Million signers. The petition is either in favor of the UK leaving or staying within the European Union. As well through the comments section people have highlighted that this new petition, even though good, has some questionable aspects to it. Such as the fact that it does not include in the vote for separating, to separate with a deal, which was the whole reason the UK was looking to separate in the first place. Sometimes information shared can have bias and this petition is turning out to not be as great as first thought.

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An online petition urging the Government to cancel Brexit has become the most popular to be submitted to the Parliament website with more than 4,200,000 million signatures.

The Revoke Article 50 petition on Saturday leapt ahead of a 2016 petition calling for a second EU referendum, as thousands of demonstrators are due to march on Westminster calling for a People's Vote.

It has had the highest rate of sign-ups on record, according to Parliament's official Petitions Committee, adding over two million signatures in 24 hours.

The petition took the top spot from another proposal which called for a second EU referendum should the winning vote and turnout not reach a certain threshold.

By contrast, a pro-Brexit petition on the Parliament website which urges the Government to leave the EU without a deal has received 455,000 signatories.

The Prime Minister ruled out halting the Brexit process when in Brussels on Thursday, telling reporters: "I do not believe that we should be revoking Article 50."

Data provided by the committee on the location of signatories was paused on Friday to aid website operation after the official website crashed numerous times.

In a tweet, the House of Commons committee said approximately 96% of signatories were from the UK.

The website requires signatories to tick a box confirming they are a British citizen or UK resident and provide a name, email address, country and postcode.

The petition, started in late February, leapt in popularity following the Prime Minister's appeal to the public on Wednesday where she told frustrated voters: "I am on your side."

It quickly passed the 100,000-signature threshold needed for it to be debated in Parliament, with the official committee revealing nearly 2,000 signatures were being completed every minute over Thursday lunchtime.

Many celebrities and MPs have tweeted their support for Parliament to revoke the Treaty of Lisbon clause that deals with leaving the EU.

Hundreds of thousands of people were pouring into the capital on Saturday to take part in the Put it to the People march.

The London march coincides with pro-Brexit campaigners continuing their long hike from the North East to the capital.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage re-joined the March to Leave when it set off from Linby, near Nottingham, on Saturday morning.

* You can view the petition here.

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Brexit: Revoke Article 50 petition 'most popular ever submitted to Parliament'

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An online petition urging the Government to cancel Brexit has become the most popular to be submitted to the Parliament website with more than 4,200,000 million signatures. The Revoke Article 50 petition on Saturday leapt ahead of a 2016 petition calling for a second EU referendum, as thousands of demonstrators are due to march on Westminster calling for a People's Vote.

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Still D.R.E Parody, Still M.A.Y Instagram March 13

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Still D.R.E Parody, Still M.A.Y Instagram March 13

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This hilarious parody of Dr. Dre's: StillD.R.E ft Snoop Dog was shared to Instagram and has already gained 13000 Views. The original post on YouTube uploaded one day prior has gained over 1 Million views! In this video the creator has taken bits of her speeches and created a video poking fun at her. This is no doubt apart of the pressure she faces from the Brexit fallout and her government as well as British residents to resign from office. No one is taking her seriously.  (Open in new window to view video)

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@theresamay @snoopdogg - 🎙 Theresa MAY jumps on the remix and still NO DEAL 🤣😂 cc : @drillminister - ( Follow @baltunes for more )

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1,488 Likes, 85 Comments - ᴮᴬᴸ ᵀᵁᴺᴱˢ (@baltunes) on Instagram: "@theresamay @snoopdogg - 🎙 Theresa MAY jumps on the remix and still NO DEAL 🤣😂 cc : @drillminister..."

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Instagram post of 40x20 banner March 23rd 2019

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Instagram post of 40x20 banner March 23rd 2019

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This powerful visual of a tweet taken from David Davis, a member of UK parliament, that he tweeted back in 2012. This massive banner was take to Parliament Square in London and has already reached 3600 likes since its posting. The caption "If a democracy cannot change its mind, it ceases to be a democracy", shows the power of this nation trying to come together 2 and a half years later to demand a new referendum in hopes to keep the apart of the European Union.

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We did it! 💥💥 #ledbydonkeys has just hauled this 40m x 20m banner across Parliament Square! #ledbydonkeys #peoplesvote #peoplesvotemarch #brexit #london #photooftheday #picoftheday

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3,631 Likes, 177 Comments - Led By Donkeys (@ledbydonkeys) on Instagram: "We did it! 💥💥 #ledbydonkeys has just hauled this 40m x 20m banner across Parliament Square!..."

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May Speaks out after EU summit shared on YouTube

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May Speaks out after EU summit shared on YouTube

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In this video Theresa May speaks in reference to the 2016 Referendum where the Brits voted in favor of the separation to the European Union. She clearly speaks only to the original referendum and not the fact that United Kingdom residents are demanding a second referendum as they believe the first vote was not taken as seriously, as well, 2+ years have passed and much has changed. This video was posted today and has already garnered almost 50000 views.

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Theresa May speaks in the early hours after EU summit

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Seen in the video are hundreds of thousands flooding to Central London in protest of Brexit and in favor of a second referendum. The CNN reporter is seen in the heat of the March where if you listen you can hear someone is blaring the song I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) by the Proclaimers, which is highly appropriate. In itself, that shows the frustration of these residents "proclaiming they would walk 500 miles" to end this controversy over the UK exiting the European Union

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Hundreds of thousands are marching in London today to demand a second Brexit referendum. https://cnn.it/2FvtySc

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9GAG Gif cracking a joke at the Brexit affair

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9GAG Gif cracking a joke at the Brexit affair

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In this small Gif a man goes to open the door to let the cat out as it is scratching at the door. However when he opens the door the cat remains put. This reflects the current state of Brexit as the European Union, displayed as the man in this short goes to let the UK out, but UK remains 2 and a half years later.

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43 points * 9 comments - 2 years passed. Still valid... - 9GAG has the best funny pics, gifs, videos, gaming, anime, manga, movie, tv, cosplay, sport, food, memes, cute, fail, wtf photos on the internet!

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Dominic Grieve Response shared by Matty on Twitter

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Dominic Grieve Response shared by Matty on Twitter

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Seen in this video Dominic discusses the level of frustration that the British are facing as 5 million people have signed a petition for the cancellation of Brexit. As well, pointing out the current state of Democracy and that the government is shutting down all conversations regarding a new vote as the vote was already made in 2016. True democracy is the process of continuous engagement through conversation. He is displeased with the current government and along with 5 million others looks to at the very least hold a new vote as after two and half years much has changed.

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Grieve - "I'm sorry, but that isn't democracy. Democracy is about a process of constant engagement".. The #Brexit project is not working

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Grieve - "I'm sorry, but that isn't democracy. Democracy is about a process of constant engagement".. The #Brexit project is not working pic.twitter.com/rkJfCGOV0d
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Grieve - "I'm sorry, but that isn't democracy. Democracy is about a process of constant engagement".. The #Brexit project is not working