UK Prime Minister Boris Johnsons car involved in crash outside Parliament

As Johnson's car left Parliament to drive the short distance to Downing Street following the weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions, a group of protesters ran towards the car, prompting it to come to a sudden halt.

A security car following the Prime Minister's vehicle then ran into the back of Johnson's car, leaving a visible dent.



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The story came to light after a video of the crash circulated on social media.

Johnson's official spokesperson confirmed that the video showed the PM's car, and that he was in it at the time, but said he was unhurt in the shunt.

'Yes, that was the PM's car,' the spokesperson said. 'I think the video speaks for itself as to what happened. No reports of anybody being injured.'

London's Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying: 'A pedestrian is reported to have stepped onto the road, causing the vehicles to suddenly stop, which has led to two of the vehicles in the convoy being involved in a damage-only collision.'

It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.'

Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further.

Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. Johnson's official spokesperson confirmed that the video showed the PM's car, and that he was in it at the time, but said he was unhurt in the shunt. 'Yes, that was the PM's car,' the spokesperson said. 'I think the video speaks for itself as to what happened. No reports of anybody being injured.' It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.' Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. 'Yes, that was the PM's car,' the spokesperson said. 'I think the video speaks for itself as to what happened. No reports of anybody being injured.' Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. As Johnson's car left Parliament to drive the short distance to Downing Street following the weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions, a group of protesters ran towards the car, prompting it to come to a sudden halt. Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.' London's Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying: 'A pedestrian is reported to have stepped onto the road, causing the vehicles to suddenly stop, which has led to two of the vehicles in the convoy being involved in a damage-only collision.' It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.' It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.' Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. London's Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying: 'A pedestrian is reported to have stepped onto the road, causing the vehicles to suddenly stop, which has led to two of the vehicles in the convoy being involved in a damage-only collision.' 'Yes, that was the PM's car,' the spokesperson said. 'I think the video speaks for itself as to what happened. No reports of anybody being injured.' Downing Street has said that it will not be commenting on the matter further. As Johnson's car left Parliament to drive the short distance to Downing Street following the weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions, a group of protesters ran towards the car, prompting it to come to a sudden halt. London's Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying: 'A pedestrian is reported to have stepped onto the road, causing the vehicles to suddenly stop, which has led to two of the vehicles in the convoy being involved in a damage-only collision.' The story came to light after a video of the crash circulated on social media. As Johnson's car left Parliament to drive the short distance to Downing Street following the weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions, a group of protesters ran towards the car, prompting it to come to a sudden halt. It added that a man 'was arrested at the scene for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway' and that all vehicles involved 'were able to drive from the scene.' London's Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying: 'A pedestrian is reported to have stepped onto the road, causing the vehicles to suddenly stop, which has led to two of the vehicles in the convoy being involved in a damage-only collision.'

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