The outspoken anti-Brexit campaigner claimed the will of the British people had changed as she delivered a speech to thousands of Remainers gathered at the "March for a People's vote."
Addressing the crowd in central London, Ms Miller said: "It is simply dishonest for them in that House to say that they still believe the will of the people is the same as it was two years ago.
"Together we must stand up, demand our voices are heard, demand a people’s vote."
Ms Miller continued: "It’s time we took this back to the streets, the towns and the villages, the meadows and the squares of this country.
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"It is time for you to decide, for you to take back control."
The demonstration is dubbed the 'March for a People's Vote' and speakers at the event will include Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable, Tory rebel Anna Soubry, Labour MP David Lammy and Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas.
Ms Miller was joined at the march by other anti-Brexit political figures such as Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable and Tory Rebel Anna Soubry.
The London march is being supported by pro-Remain groups including Open Britain, the successor to the failed Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.
Earlier today the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson blasted Remoaners protesting today in London who are calling for a second referendum saying most Britons now want “to get on with it”.
Mr Johnson said citizens want the Government to fulfil the mandate and deliver Brexit regardless of what they voted two years ago.
Together we must stand up, demand our voices are heard, demand a people’s voteGina Miller
The demonstration comes after the landmark EU Withdrawal Bill passed through Parliament, paving the way for Brexit.
The Uk is expected to leave the bloc on March 29 next year, although the process of fully quitting the bloc could take several years.
Earlier this year the Government agreed to a transition deal to allow businesses to ease into the new trading environment and to adopt the new mechanisms needed to maintain a trading relationship with the bloc.
Negotiations however have yet to move forward to the clauses of a new trade agreement as London and Brussels continue to discuss the terms of withdrawal.
The UK will remain in the EU's customs union for at least two years under Theresa May's proposed transition period.
This means Britain will keep paying into the EU budget and remain subject to EU rules and regulations for the duration of the transition. RSS feed from The Express
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The guys I work with voted much the way the country did in the referendum. Today listening to the lunch time Brexit chatter they would vote 80% or maybe even 85% out. Be careful Ms Miller you may have your backside severely kicked in a second referendum.
ReplyDeleteThey are sick of you self interested liberal lying lefties. And these are factory workshop working men.
If there was another referendum now it would probably be 70% to 30% to be out, after the way we have been treated by the EU,so I think the best thing for her to do is crawl back under the rock from wich she came
ReplyDeleteI do recall Gina Miller saying SHE WAS NOT CALLING FOR ANOTHER REFERENDUM TO OVERTURN THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE...Doh!
ReplyDeleteHow does she know what the people thinks all she is interested in is "Whats best for me" Take a leaf out of JFK "Ask not what my Country can do for me but what I can do for my Country" Accept Democracy would be a start
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