Jeremy Corbyn's brother Piers Corbyn travelled to Nottingham, central England on Sunday (July 19) to attend a protest against the order to wear face coverings.

Over a dozen people attended the rally and took turns speaking to the crowd. The protesters also demonstrated against vaccinations and 5G.

Speaking on camera, Piers Corbyn said: "We have got to organise through this summer to prevent a second lockdown."

Piers was joined by Jeffery Wyatts who was arrested alongside Piers in May in Hyde Park, London for partaking in an anti-lockdown demonstration.

Jeremy Corbyn's brother Piers Corbyn traveled just over a 100 miles to attend a rally in Nottingham to protest the wearing of face covering, the roll of 5g and vaccinations and tracking technology used in the fight against coronavirus.

Over a dozen people attended the rally and took turns speaking to the crowd. A number of people were not happy with the rally and were seen and heard shouting towards speakers with criticism and profanities.

One man dressed in a vintage plague suit and mask held a sign calling the protesters covidiots.

Piers was joined by Jeffery Wyatts who was arrested along side Piers in May in Hyde Park, London for partaking in an anti lockdown demonstration. He also talked about why people should stand up to the government.