‘Stop Brexit Man’ Apologizes During Trial for Protest Music Outside Parliament

Steve Bray admitted his actions caused distress to parliamentary staff as his trial progresses, with a verdict expected on April 14, 2025.

Steve Bray, known as 'Stop Brexit Man,' is on trial for allegedly violating a police ban by playing amplified protest music outside Parliament on March 20, 2024.
Bray apologized in court after Suella Braverman's former chief of staff testified that his music left her feeling intimidated, harassed, and exhausted.
Police seized Bray's speakers after he resumed playing music despite being informed he was in a controlled area where amplified sound was prohibited.
Bray contested the police's enforcement, arguing the map provided to define the restricted zone was outdated and incorrect.
Following the incident, Bray's regular anti-Brexit protests have been relocated 10 meters away from the controlled area near Parliament.