Activists staged a Titanic-themed stunt outside the Houses of Parliament in London on Tuesday, campaigning for a second EU referendum vote and calling Brexit a "sinking ship".
Hours before parliament voted on Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal deal, activists set up a small ship called the "HMS Brexit", that resembled the Titanic heading towards an iceberg.
A model dressed as Theresa May stood on top, looking through a telescope, alongside an orange life ring with "People's Vote" written on it.
The stunt was part of a joint campaign between global activist group Avaaz, anti-racism campaigners Hope Not Hate, and anti-Brexit pressure group Best for Britain.
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