Reform MP Lee Anderson and anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray were involved in a "scuffle" in Westminster earlier today.
The incident occurred after Prime Minister's Questions when Anderson attempted to remove Bray's hat during a confrontation.
Video footage shows the pair in a scuffle after Anderson reached for Bray's hat, which reportedly "wouldn't come off" and may have been "glued on".
Bray, known as "Stop Brexit Man", was using a megaphone to shout at Anderson as he walked across Parliament Square.
Reform MP Lee Anderson and anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray were involved in a "scuffle" in Westminster earlier on today
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The protester allegedly called Anderson "a coward, a thug, a thief" before intercepting him.
After Anderson's attempt to remove the hat, Bray pushed back, leading to what one witness described as "man bags at dawn".
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The confrontation was captured on camera by bystanders in Westminster, where Bray regularly protests with anti-Brexit signs and a megaphone.
Following the altercation, Bray told GB News: "He likes the attention. I like to show him up."
Anderson responded with a statement saying: "This professional nuisance is a menace to upstanding political figures like myself. The sooner this individual is carted off to the job centre, the better."
Speaking about the moment on GB News, Martin Daubney said: "I was at PMQs with my colleague Nigel, walking back with Lee Anderson across Parliament Square. Lee was going to a meeting down towards Downing Street.
"He was spotted by Bray. Bray was on his PA shouting across for everybody to hear. He was a coward, a thug, a thief and he intercepted Lee when they crossed."
During the confrontation, Bray could be heard saying: "He went for me. There's a thug."
The footage shows Anderson appearing to check if cameras were recording before attempting to remove Bray's hat.
During the confrontation, Bray could be heard saying: "He went for me. There's a thug."
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Bray is a well-known figure around Westminster, often seen and heard during TV broadcasts from College Green.
He regularly uses a megaphone to call for the UK to rejoin the EU while holding anti-Brexit signs outside Parliament.
The current government maintains what was described as a "triple lock on Brexit" - not rejoining the single market or customs union, nor allowing freedom of movement.
