Palace makes highly effective assertion as King Charles faces down protesters in Middlesbrough
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Middlesbrough on Thursday for historic journey the place they carried out a standard walkabout.
The 76-year-old monarch left wellwishers surprised as he defiantly confronted a small group of protesters on a royal walkabout.
The royal household shared the heartwarming video of the King and Queen’s journey with an announcement.
The Palace wrote: “What a wonderful welcome to Middlesbrough!”
It added: “Before meeting so many kind people who turned out to show their support, The King and Queen visited the International Centre where they heard about a number of local community projects, including REPOD Doctors, an initiative supporting refugee medical practitioners as they train to transition into the NHS.
“On the finish of the day, Their Majesties wished Rona Grafton a really joyful one centesimal birthday immediately – and delivered some very particular ‘Royal Mail’.”
Queen Camilla and the King additionally performed desk tennis through the historic journey.
The individuals had been waving flags and cheering, whereas others had dressed up in union flag outfits or dressed up their canine.
Amongst these within the crowd was a small demonstration of republican campaigners waving anti-monarchist flags however the King determined to face them head-on, strolling instantly as much as them and persevering with shaking the palms of the well-wishers in entrance of them, a lot to the delight of the gang.