Hundreds of protestors gathered in the centre of Norwich for a protest calling for the defence of democracy after the prime minister proposed the shutting down of parliament.
Crowds filled the marketplace near the city hall steps as speakers including Labour MP Clive Lewis and Green Party councillor Martin Scmierer addressed demonstrators.
The Norwich 'Defend Democracy: Stop The Coup' protest drew crowds of hundreds cheered "for the NHS and democracy" and chanted "Boris out".
The Norwich South MP Clive Lewis characterised prime minister Boris Johnson's move as "a right-wing power grab".
He called for a defence of democracy and "emergency socialism for the climate and for our economy", and added: "This will be another tumultuous week in politics.
"We need you to support us. We don't know what will happen.
"We will probably be prorogued. "We will probably be occupying the chamber. It will be dramatic.
"But we will be proud to defend our democracy because we know you expect nothing less ."
And Dr Wendy Oulton, said: "70pc of people from Great Yarmouth voted to leave.
"But nobody voted to threaten the very existence of the NHS."
She added: "We need a Brexit referendum and then a general election.
"Brexit is dangerous for patients."
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