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King Charles III has left royal fans believing he is a real-life Kingsman spy after he's been sighted with an umbrella and a gun.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken in defence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they were criticised fro their affectionate appearance as they left Westminster Hall on Wednesday (September 14). The Duke of Sussex joined his brother, Prince William, and his dad, King Charles III, as they followed the Queen's coffin during a procession from Buckingham Palace.

K.J. Yossman The BBC has reportedly received only 670 complaints regarding “excessive” coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death compared to over 100,000 it received following the death of her husband, Prince Philip. The BBC’s schedules were thrown into chaos last Thursday (Sept. 8) after Buckingham Palace made a rare public statement regarding “concerns” for the Queen’s health. Within half an hour of the statement being release the BBC had diverted its flagship network, BBC One, to a rolling news feed. When the Queen’s death was announced later that evening, the corporation interrupted all programming across television and radio to bring audiences the news. Subsidiary networks BBC Three and Four were paused entirely, with an ident directing viewers to BBC One, while BBC Two was a simulcast of BBC One.

Kirstie Allsopp, 51, has backed King Charles III over his proposed Clarence House redundancies, whilst slamming critics for hitting out at the royal after he lost "his actual mum" Queen Elizabeth II.The Location, Location, Location star's support comes after it was reported by a UK publication that dozens of staff were given notice of the threat of redundancy on Monday.Kirstie took to Twitter this morning to share her angst over the anti-Charles backlash and her support for the new King.She wrote in view of her 429,300 followers: "Supposedly it’s totally wrong for Clarence House to send letters saying 'regretfully there will be some redundancies but we’ll do all we can to help' before the funeral."But it’s OK to have a go at the actual person that has lost his actual Mum for doing so. Good to know."Social media users rushed to the comments to question the presenter's bold opinion.HarryWallop said: "Oh, come on Kirstie.

Jedward have claimed to have received death threats after expressing a series of anti-monarchy views online in the wake of the Queen’s death.Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, died at her Balmoral estate last Thursday (September 8). She was 96-years-old.

Queen's coffin is prepared for four days of lying in state, royal fans have expressed concern for Harry and William as "triggering" memories of their mother's death come back to haunt them.The princes stood with their father, King Charles III, as the three walked behind the Queen's coffin as Her Majesty's funeral procession began today at 2.22pm today (September 14) from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall at the Houses of Parliament.The procession saw the 96-year-old monarch's coffin stop off in a number of important seats of power and history in the UK before making this most recent journey.READ MORE: Queen would be 'relieved and proud' to see 'feuding' Will and Harry reunited in griefBut royal fans didn't only have eyes on the coffin as they shared their concern for the Queen's grandsons, Harry and William, who had to go through a similarly upsetting ritual when their mother, Princess Diana, died just over 25 years ago.Taking to Twitter, one said: "William and Harry will be [the] only generation ever to do this walk three times. Poor souls."Another chimed in: "Poor William and Harry - this must give them flashbacks of when they were wrongly IMO made to walk behind their late mothers coffin" Meanwhile a third added: "Poor Prince Harry and poor William.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has hit out Jedward's controversial remarks about the monarchy following the death of the Queen last Thursday.

Charles III was proclaimed king due to his position as head of the House of Windsor following the Queen's death.But what if the claim to be king of the UK could lie with someone else entirely?What if there was a duke in Germany who some believe have just as much claim to the crown as its new incumbent?The Jacobite movement has passed its heyday but there remains a small but dedicated following who continue to keep a record of an alternative line of succession dating back more than 300 years.The TV series Outlander brought the Jacobite row back into popular discussion and some still commemorate the 17th century battles that took place in the row over who was the rightful heir to the throne.So who were the so-called “pretenders” to the throne — and why is the current would-be heir a German duke?The Jacobite succession comes from a belief that the descendants of the House of Stuart still have a claim to rule over the UK.It dates back to trouble for the monarchy in the 17th century.James II (James VII in Scotland) was a monarch from the House of Stuart who succeeded his brother, Charles II, in 1685.However, his Catholic religion proved a stumbling block for protestant England and in some parts of Scotland.James was deposed during the Glorious Revolution in 1688 by his protestant daughter Mary and her husband, William III of Orange, a Dutch ruler.Mary took the crown despite James II having a son with his Catholic second wife. The rules at the time said the first male child should be the monarch's heir, even if they are not the eldest.James II fled the country which was taken as an abdication of the throne.

King Charles III, is said to be 'upset' that he got it wrong.Kevin Ward was seen in a TikTok video in traditional dress as he yelled the proclamation of the new King on the high street in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, following the Queen's death on September 8.With all confidence, he yelled: "Shall be the formal proclamation of the declaration of the ascension of King George..."READ MORE: Town crier gets King Charles' name wrong in awkward proclamation blunder He then realises his mistake and hilariously questioned and corrected himself loud enough for everyone to hear."George? CHARLES," he yelled, in the clip shared by Natalie Ellen Jones, which was captioned: "All hail King George."While some people made light of the situation, Kevin was actually devastated over his mistake. Speaking to the Bromsgrove Advertiser, Kevin said: "I have slogged my heart out this weekend and the video is not showing the other 100 times I cried the proclamation perfectly.

Prince Andrew as he walked with other senior royals behind his mother Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.

Drats! King Charles III experienced a snafu with a leaky pen during a signing ceremony in Northern Ireland – and the monarch was less than pleased. 

Prince Harry does not want the focus to be on him amid his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's upcoming funeral and the proceeding events. It was announced on Monday that Harry, a military veteran, would not be permitted to wear his official uniform to any of the public events surrounding the queen's death. On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex released a statement to ET addressing the situation. “Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex will wear a morning suit throughout events honouring his grandmother," the statement read.

Penny Lancaster has been spotted carrying out her duties as a special constable where The Queen's coffin will arrive by plane.The 51 year old model and TV presenter, who is married to Rod Stewart, said this week that she was "very proud to be able to serve" as part of the policing effort around the monarch's funeral. She signed the signed the oath to the Queen after training as a special constable with the City of London Police last year.

King Charles III should "hand back" the six counties of Northern Ireland and also called for the monarchy to be abolished.The twins, John and Edward Grimes, were met with backlash over the tweets, which included a response from actor Charlie Lawson.The 62-year-old, who plays Jim McDonald on Coronation Street, told the brothers: "Shut up y'pair of t***s."His response was to Jedward's tweet, which read: "King Charles should have back the six Irish counties on his visit to Northern Ireland."No war. Just wars.

Denise Van Outen has slammed the "disrespectful" Royal protestor who heckled Prince Andrew during Queen Elizabeth II's cortege on the Royal Mile.The Celebrity Gogglebox star, 48, appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch on Tuesday (September 13).Discussing the heckler - who yelled out Andrew was a "sick old man" during the coffin procession in Edinburgh - Denise revealed her disapproval and deemed his actions "so disrespectful".READ MORE: Prince Andrew looking 'self-conscious' amid 'disgrace' body language expert saysSharing her belief that the heckling was made at the "wrong time and place", she said: "I think there's a time and a place for it."I understand that you have anti-Royalists, it's just...

Buckingham Palace and down The Mall as she made her way to the Heart FM studios in Leicester Square, Amanda Holden, 51, who presents the radio stations breakfast show alongside Jamie Theakston, shared a video of the moment she saw soldiers practising ahead of the state funeral that will take place on Monday, September 19.In a video posted on the Heart Twitter account, which has amassed more than 150,000 followers, Amanda explained to listeners that she felt “privileged” to see what she referred to as one of the “most incredible sights around London.”A video then showed what Amanda witnessed during her early commute in the capital.“I saw rehearsals of what is going to be on television and what we are all going to be able to see over the next few days,” Amanda explained.“It was unbelievable!“Everyone was in their full uniforms.The bear hats, the red uniforms.

Coronation Street's Charlie Lawson has weighed in after X Factor twins Jedward urged King Charles III to "hand back the six Irish counties".The Irish twins – John and Edward Grimes – have already caused a stir on social media following the Queen's death, by saying the monarchy should be abolished.And they've now tweeted about the new monarch.READ MORE: Jedward slammed for brutal 'abolish the monarchy' Twitter rant after Queen's deathTheir post said: "King Charles should hand back the six Irish counties on his visit to Northern Ireland – No war! Just words! It's time."Actor Charlie, who starred as Jim McDonald in the ITV soap, was among those to comment."Shut up y'pair of t****!!" he tweeted.Charlie – who is from Northern Ireland – also waded in after the twins suggested that "people in denial about Britain's Imperialist past need to get a grip"."Change is hard when your education is a censored version of history," they posted.But Charlie tweeted: "Oh shut up!" Jedward's comments have sparked debate on Twitter in recent days.While some people have criticised their tweets, others have defended the singers.The pair have also addressed the backlash."Victims of colonisation are entitled to express how they feel!" they tweeted."Beyond all the celebratory royal posts and propaganda the majority [don't give a f***]."The singers – who were on the sixth series of The X Factor back in 2009 – also revealed that they have faced threats over their remarks.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Psychos are sending us death threats!" they tweeted."Your threatening behaviour and criminality will not intimidate us."Charlie made his debut on the cobbles as Jim in 1989 and

Oprah Winfrey is hopeful Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex can make peace with the British royal family. In January 2020, Harry and Meghan announced that they were stepping back from their role as senior members of the royal family, and two months later, discussed the decision in detail during a special with the TV host.

Fire crews have been called to clear a road in Salford due to a large spillage of soap. Bus services going through Broad Street have been suspended after a truck had shed its load across the road from the Salford Crescent Station.