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The daring attempt was part of Remainer efforts to stop a no deal exit from the European Union on October 31. A mob of pro-EU voters also gathered outside the Private Secretary to the Foreign Secretary Alex Chalk’s office in Cheltenham. He was forced to face the rabble even though he actually voted Remain in the referendum.

In a video clip of the protest from The Sun, Mr Chalk attempted to calm down his constituents. He told them the move to suspend Parliament sent out the “wrong” message. The MP joked: “What can you do, bring down the government?” To which the crowd cheered loudly in response. JUST IN: Queen will REFUSE Corbyn meeting after granting Boris’s Brexit plan

Remainers were told to storm Jacob Rees-Mogg's home

Protestors turned up outside Alex Chalk's office in Cheltenham

Crowds gathered in outside the office in Cheltenham

One said: "This is wrong, this is not democracy, it's intimidation." Conservative MP Paul Scully tweeted: “This shows the sinister lengths Corbyn’s hard left supporters will go in their attempts to subvert the democratic decision of the British people to leave the EU. “Labour’s repeated promises to respect the referendum result have been exposed as a sham.” He added: “Only Boris Johnson and the Conservatives will deliver Brexit by 31 October and deliver the change British people voted for.”

Alex Chalk told the rabble Parliament sent out the 'wrong' message

Jacob Rees-Mogg claimed Remainers outrage was 'phony'

MP Paula Sherriff begged him on Twitter: "Please do not do this. "Peacefully protest elsewhere by all means but families, and particularly children are never fair game. "I urge you to think again." A tweeter added: "Leave his wife and children out of this you abhorrent individuals." One person argued: "The actions of these lunatics is unbelievable."

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