Chaos, skirmish, culling, embarrassing scene in the British Parliament after suspension (Video)

There were extraordinary scenes of chaos and rage in the House of Representatives until opposition MPs protested parliament's suspension for five weeks.

Until John Bercow started with procedures to interrupt the work of parliament, a group of opposition deputies carried signs that wrote silent “”.

Some MPs were also involved in disputes between them near the Speaker's chair until they tried to prevent him from leaving that chair, and going to the House of Lords, the next step in the required formalization of parliament.

A lab deputy was thrown around Bercow's chair in protest of the parliament's closure, writes Periscopi.

Then there was a “cheer taken from whether” from those same deputies in the direction of government deputies as they left the hall. /Periscope