King Charles Heckled By Protesters Ahead Of Scottish Coronation
etcanada.comProtesters heckled King Charles as his coronation was celebrated with a special Scottish ceremony in Edinburgh on Wednesday.
Anti-royalists were seen chanting “Not my King” outside the High Court, which is not far from where the National Service of Thanksgiving is taking place at St Giles’ Cathedral.
The activists, which the Mirror claimed were from pressure group Republic, made their opinions known, as they held up the yellow signs and battled to make their voices heard over royal fans. READ MORE: Joe Biden To Meet King Charles At Windsor Castle After Skipping Coronation Counter protesters could be heard chanting “Charles King of Scots” and “God Save the King”, holding up their own red signs.
Video journalist Angus Hyde shared videos from the protests, writing alongside another clip: “Nothing too mental in the capital between protesters, but definitely some words being exchanged.” READ MORE: King Charles Shares Sweet Photo With Prince William And Prince Harry On Father’s Day A small scuffle then broke out between the protesters in another video shared online.
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