Coronation of Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla © Thomson Reuters
King Charles III and Queen Camilla have been cheered uproariously by up to 2million people on the streets of a rainy London today after the historic first coronation in Britain since 1953.
The royal couple have arrived back at Buckingham Palace where they will wave to crowds from the balcony with working royals before a planned 60-aircraft RAF flypast, which has been scaled back to just just helicopters and the Red Arrows because of terrible weather.
The King and his wife were crowned in a Christian ceremony that dates back 1,000 years on a day dripping with glorious displays of pageantry. The historic two hour service was marked by several poignant moments including Prince William kissing his father with his estranged brother Harry yards away.
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Live: King Charles and Queen Camilla appear on Buckingham Palace balcony -- BBC
Coronation live: King Charles and Queen Camilla appear on palace balcony for scaled down flypast -- The Guardian Live updates | King Charles III’s coronation -- AP
Coronation live updates: King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive at Buckingham Palace following coronation procession -- ABC News Australia
Live: King Charles III, Queen Camilla return to Buckingham Palace after coronation -- France 24
Updates — Charles III crowned king in coronation event -- DW
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Celebrations as King Charles and Queen Camilla crowned -- BBC
King Charles III and Queen Camilla crowned at Westminster Abbey -- The Guardian
Charles III crowned in ancient rite at Westminster Abbey -- AP
King Charles and Queen Camilla crowned in historic ceremony -- Reuters
King Charles crowned at Westminster Abbey after police arrest pro-republic protesters -- ABC News Australia Queen Camilla is anointed and crowned in Westminster Abbey -- Daily Mail
rince Harry joins royals for Charles' Coronation -- BBC
Prince Harry arrives alone for King Charles’s coronation ceremony -- The Guardian
Talk about two ugly looking people. They make the case for lizard aliens seem possible
ReplyDeleteThey look so old. Oh wait they are.
ReplyDeleteWatched a thing on YouTube yesterday on how inbred Charles is. It’s really really bad. Cue the drones 🏰 💥 🇷🇺
ReplyDeleteDemons. Blood sucking, human devouring demons
ReplyDeleteI mean... You don't have to post 4 times within a space of a few minutes to give the allusion you are different people. No one's buying it.
ReplyDeleteEsp considering all 4 share the same spastic opinions.
Wrong
Deletehush. mind your own nation and your attempt to deny election results Jan 6th
ReplyDeleteMonarchies, how antiquated.
ReplyDeleteOut of touch.
ReplyDeleteUgly? People usually get ugly as they get older. So what of it?
ReplyDeleteI think Charles has a weak chin. So I guess you could call him ugly.
Please note that some scientists have commented that a receding chin compared to our remote ancestors made certain sounds for speech possible. So that trait will be selected for. So if it is a useful trait, is it ugly.
Personally, I do not like Charles. He should have stood up to his parent and married Camilla, when she was single. Plus on policy issues, he is daft.
A constitutional monarchy is not necessarily a bad thing. I would take one over DEI any day of the week. It is far better for a nation than DEI, identity politician and CRT.
I do wish that when the men do their military stint they reach higher rank. If they are going to make middling rank or not excel in business or something, the monarchy might go out with a whimper.
Other than the bank job to protect a princess, Charles' brother, and Meghan, I think the royal family is doing fine. Rich families like other families have their learning curve to cope with the times.
I was impressed about 2 decades ago when the Thai monarch brought civil unrest or coup to halt merely due to his moral authority. There is something to that. Of course later the heir kind of botched the whole thing.
He’s inbred to kingdom come
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