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Hugh Grant slams Priti Patel as he brands Heathrow airport 'a disgrace and inhumane'

Never one to shy away from sharing his political views, Hugh Grant branded Priti Patel 'the worst Home Secretary in British history' on Tuesday, amid travel chaos at Heathrow Airport. The actor also apologised to those arriving in the U.K, as he shared a snap of the long queues for…

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Hugh Grant Got A Protestor To Blast The Benny Hill Theme Outside Westminster Before Boris Quit

It was so loud it soundtracked Sky News' live cross from the scene.

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Hugh Grant asked protester to play "Benny Hill" song outside Parliament before Boris Johnson's resignation

The actor requested the song be played outside Parliament to ridicule the exit of the disgraced U.K. prime minister

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Hugh Grant behind Benny Hill theme tune being played in Westminster

The blaring music could be overheard in a number of live news broadcasts.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson's resignation speech interrupted by boombox blasting 'Bye Bye Boris'

Steve Bray, known as Stop Brexit Man, held an amplifier aloft near the gates of Downing Street during the historic address, which was broadcast around the world

Daily Mirror

Nobody can hear Boris Johnson resign as Steve Bray blasts 'Bye Bye Boris'

NOBODY on Downing Street could hear Boris Johnson give his resignation speech, as protesters heckled him and renowned activist Steve Bray blasted…

The National (Scotland)

Stop Brexit Man interrupts Good Morning Britain with rendition of 'Bye, Bye, Boris'

It comes after Boris Johnson is under extreme pressure to resign

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GMB viewers hail 'incredible' protesters for 'speaking the truth' with placards

Good Morning Britain viewers have hailed the 'incredible' protesters for holding placards calling for Boris Johnson to quit up behind Susanna Reid and Ed Balls as they presented the show

Daily Mirror

ITV Good Morning Britain's Ed Balls and Susanna Reid dance to 'bye bye Boris' as song blasts out during broadcast

The hosting pair were caught off guard at first before enjoying a boogie - but they soon stopped when they heard the song lyrics

Manchester Evening News

Steve Bray interrupts Good Morning Britain with 'Bye Bye Boris' singalong

GOOD Morning Britain faced a minor interruption during a live broadcast when a protester began belting out a modified rendition of Bye Bye Baby…

The National (Scotland)

Susanna Reid reacts as GMB episode interrupted by Boris Johnson-themed version of ‘Bye Bye Baby’

‘Are we about to do karaoke?’ Reid asked as new version of Bay City Rollers classic played off screen

The Independent UK

Good Morning Britain viewers distracted by interview 'gatecrasher'

Susanna Reid and Ed Balls were interrupted as they presented the show from outside Parliament

Liverpool Echo

Steve Bray back at Westminster blasting anti-fascist anthem despite legal threat

RENOWNED anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has returned to Westminster to continue campaigning after police tried to shut down his demonstration on…

The National (Scotland)

What are the new UK ‘noisy’ protest laws? As ‘stop Brexit man’ speakers confiscated by officers

Steve Bray, known as the “stop Brexit man”, had his wifi speakers confiscated by officers, under a controversial new law

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'Stop Brexit' protester thinks he's found a loophole in Priti Patel's crackdown law

Longtime anti-Brexit and anti-Tory protester Steve Bray reckons he's found a way around a new ban on him playing loud music outside Parliament

Evening Standard

‘Stop Brexit Man’ Steve Bray returns to Parliament a day after police seize speaker under protest law

Police officers were filmed speaking to the protester after warning him not to play loud music near the Commons

The Guardian - UK

Stop Brexit Man back in Westminster despite facing prosecution

Steve Bray says he intends to make protests louder with new amplifiers and is considering riding on rickshaw

The Independent UK

Stop Brexit Man vows to protest ‘twice as loud’ after police seize amplifiers

Steve Bray blared several songs at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday before officers intervened.

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Wales Online

Welsh Stop Brexit Man sees his speaker confiscated following new protest laws

He was told he was protesting too loudly

The Independent UK

Protester ‘may be prosecuted’ after amplifiers seized at Westminster

Steve Bray was known as the Stop Brexit Man because he used a megaphone to shout ‘Stop Brexit’.

The Guardian - UK

Stop Brexit Man: police swoop on Steve Bray and seize sound system

Met officers move against activist on same day that controversial new protest laws come into force

Evening Standard

Police seize ‘Stop Brexit Man’s’ speaker outside parliament as new protest law introduced

Footage shows officers surrounding Steve Bray and confiscating his hi-fi equipment as part of a crackdown on ‘noisy’ protests

The National (Scotland)

Anti-Brexit demo shut down by police as UK's protest bill comes into force

POLICE shut down an anti-Brexit campaigner’s demonstration on Tuesday after the UK Government’s new protest law came into effect.

The Independent UK

Police seize amplifiers from Stop Brexit protester Steve Bray outside Parliament

A group of officers swooped in on Mr Bray, who appeared to try and stop them taking the equipment.

The Independent UK

Police seize anti-Brexit protester’s speakers hours after new Tory law takes force

Priti Patel gave police powers to crack down on the Parliament Square gathering

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