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Demonstrators rally outside Downing Street against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's controversial move to suspend parliament weeks before Brexit. Protests across the country come ahead of an intense political week in which Johnson's opponents will seek to block the move in court and legislate against a no-deal departure from the EU -- and could even try to topple his government in a no-confidence vote. IMAGES

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