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There are two Brexit demonstrations in the UK today.
The one you have probably heard of is the People's Vote March in London, where more than half-a-million people have made it known that they want a second referendum.
It proved to be quite an event, which sent a firm message to prime minister Theresa May and Brexiteers, with people displaying their disgruntlement with Brexit with their voices and witty signs.
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The second demonstration took place in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, and was a pro-Brexit event organised by the group Leave Means Leave.
Speaking at the event were the likes of Nigel Farage, Kate Hoey and Owen Paterson, with 1,200 Brexiteers reportedly in attendance.
We're not passing judgement here but lets take a quick look at what happened at the event.
Picture: Leave Means Leave
Picture: Leave Means Leave
Picture: Leave Means Leave
Picture: Leave Means Leave
That being said, certainly looks like there were a fair few empty chairs if this tweet from the Labour Leave campaign is anything to go by...
‘We’re not going to build a border in Northern Ireland. The EU has said they will not build a border. The Irish gov… https://t.co/ZArtU2Vs94— Labour Leave (@Labour Leave) 1539974229
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