In London, there were many thousands of opponents Brexit

Tens of thousands of London inhabitants entered the protest against Brexit entitled "March for Europe." According to the BBC, the participants of the action gathered on the border of the Hyde Park and passed the three-kilometer route past the government buildings to the parliament, where the rally concert is planned.

34 thousand users of social networks announced their participation in the planned event, however, according to the agency, much more people participate in the march.

“We can prevent Brexit. We can arm the parliament with everything that he needs to make reasonable decisions and revise Brexit. The power belongs to the people, and we can change the state of affairs if we are not indifferent and organized,” the organizers of the action said.

On Twitter, information about the march and the photo from it is distributed under the hashtag #Wewantbackin ("We want to go back").

On June 24, it became known that most Great Britain citizens voted for the kingdom of the European Union. Brexit supporters gained 51.9 percent of the vote. 48.1 percent of voters voted against the exit from the EU.

British Prime Minister David Cameron announced hisupcoming resignation in connection with the results of a referendum. According to Cameron, the current government in the current composition will work over the next three months.