‘Stop Brexit Man’ apologises in court for ‘intimidating’ Tory staffers with music
Steve Bray, who regularly protests by playing songs outside parliament, is in court after allegedly flouting a police banOn a traffic island in Westminster, he played a song called Brexit Tragedy to the tune of the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine, serenading MPs with the words: “We all live in a Brexit tragedy, a Brexit tragedy, a Brexit tragedy.”Now, the anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has apologised after hearing in court that his music made Suella Braverman’s chief of staff feel “exhausted”, “intimidated” and “harassed”. Continue reading...
Steve Bray, who regularly protests by playing songs outside parliament, is in court after allegedly flouting a police ban
On a traffic island in Westminster, he played a song called Brexit Tragedy to the tune of the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine, serenading MPs with the words: “We all live in a Brexit tragedy, a Brexit tragedy, a Brexit tragedy.”
Now, the anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has apologised after hearing in court that his music made Suella Braverman’s chief of staff feel “exhausted”, “intimidated” and “harassed”. Continue reading...
