- King Charles celebrated his second coronation
- It took place in Edinburgh on July 5
- But there were also major protests
Following the coronation of King Charles III (74) and Queen Camilla (75) in London on May 6, the British monarch was crowned again in a smaller ceremony on July 5 as part of Holyrood Week in Scotland. In the run-up to the service, where Charles was presented with the Scottish crown jewels, there were protests from opponents of the monarchy.
King Charles III better get used to this
There has been a growing wave of anti-monarchy sentiments all across Britain ever since Charles' ascension to the throne. As reported by the British broadcaster BBC, demonstrators had positioned themselves along the Royal Mile, among other things.
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Another huge poster called for the "abolition of the monarchy" and there were many, many boos. After the royal expense report was released in June, many in Britain are done with the status quo...
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