Former Deputy Prime Minister calls for ban on Welsh anti-Brexit activist who interrupted Keir Starmer’s resignation announcement

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Steve Bray, known as the “Stop Brexit Man” from Port Talbot, is making waves again. The anti-Brexit campaigner certainly knows how to make an entrance, or rather, a statement! Recently, during Keir Starmer’s resignation outside Downing Street, Steve let rip the EU anthem, ‘Ode to Joy’, interrupting the proceedings.
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Former Deputy PM Sir Oliver Dowden wasn’t too pleased about this musical interlude and has called for a ban on Steve’s loud public demonstrations, labelling them as a source of “international embarrassment.” But Steve stands his ground. After all, what’s a political moment without a bit of drama and a killer soundtrack?

Known for his tenacity, Steve Bray has previously turned heads with his parodies outside Parliament, spicing up events like the UK’s general election announcement back in 2024. His actions, which include blasting well-known tunes like D-Ream’s ‘Things Can Only Get Better’, keep him in the political spotlight.

Although some MPs feel disrupted, many believe Steve is exercising his right to peaceful protest. After a previous legal scuffle, he successfully defended his actions as part of his democratic rights.

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