Brexit 'driven by the far right and costing this country a fortune', say Rejoin EU campaigners

Around 5,000 Britons donned EU hats, grabbed a flag, and joined the Rejoin March on the banks of the Thames for the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote, writes Mick Clifford
People take part in the Rejoin March in London, marking 10 years since the Brexit referendum. Picture: Jeff Moore/PA

People take part in the Rejoin March in London, marking 10 years since the Brexit referendum. Picture: Jeff Moore/PA

For three years, Neil Remington frequently showed up at No 10 Downing St on a Wednesday afternoon.

He is not an activist, nor does he have a very strong party political affiliation. In his day job, he runs a business out of Surrey. He was just so devastated that Britain had left the EU that he felt he had to do something.

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