Boris Johnson's convoy in shunt outside Parliament - BBC News
Downing Street says there are no reports of any injuries following the incident.
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. A car driving the PM away from Prime Minister's Questions has been involved in a bump on leaving Parliament.

Boris Johnson's convoy was involved in a minor collision outside Parliament when a protester ran towards the cars.

This forced the lead car in the convoy to brake suddenly causing the escorting vehicle to collide with the saloon car carrying Mr Johnson.

A large dent was seen in the prime minister's Jaguar as the convoy drove off towards Downing Street.

No 10 confirmed Mr Johnson was in the car and said there are no reports of any injuries.

Asked later about the incident, Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said Mr Johnson was "wholly unscathed".

The car carrying the prime minister left Parliament Square with a large dent

The demonstrator had been protesting about Turkey's action against Kurdish rebels.

The police said a man was later arrested at the scene for offences under the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway.

The prime minister was in Parliament on Wednesday, for the weekly Prime Minister's Question session.