Because the queen’s loss of life, a number of anti-royal protesters have been arrested.

London:

King Charles III on Thursday encountered a bunch of anti-monarchy activists whereas on walkabout within the metropolis of Milton Keynes north of London.

A bunch of protesters held up distinctive yellow placards with the message “Not my king”, becoming a member of a crowd waving Union Jack flags.

King Charles waves to jeering anti-monarchy protesters on journey to Milton Keynes as city turns into a metropolis. King Charles was met by anti-monarchist demonstrators on a visit to Milton Keynes this afternoon (Feb 16). @RepublicStaff#royal#miltonkeynes#MKpic.twitter.com/OuwuWAZSHz

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The demonstration was organised by “Republic”, a bunch calling for an finish to the monarchy and an elected head of state in Britain.

Native newspaper the Milton Keynes Citizen reported that Charles “ignored the small banner-waving group” of 20 or so protesters.

Republic’s chief Graham Smith wrote on Twitter: “I requested Charles why he is losing cash on the coronation. He did not wish to reply.”

“We’re decided to get the message throughout that it is OK to protest towards the royals,” he added.

Republic has introduced it should maintain a protest on the coronation on Might 6.

The loss of life of Elizabeth II in September has prompted questions over the way forward for the royals below Charles and his queen consort Camilla, because the household has been rocked by criticism from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and intercourse crime allegations towards Prince Andrew.

Because the queen’s loss of life, a number of anti-royal protesters have been arrested for holding solo pickets, after laws on protests was made more durable.

Charles was attending a reception at a church to mark Milton Keynes changing into a metropolis as a part of celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

He additionally visited a meals financial institution.

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