Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy said that something had 'gone wrong' following the arrests of six anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the King's coronation. Last night (Monday) the Met expressed 'regret' over the arrests which meant the demonstraters couldn't join the wider protests during King Charles' Coronation.
A chief inspector and two other officers personally apologised to anti-monarchy group Republic chief executive Graham Smith, he claims, over what he called a 'disgraceful episode'. They visited Mr Smith at his home in Reading, Berkshire, last night following his near 16 hours in police custody, after Republic held peaceful protests on Saturday.
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