Onlookers at Glasgow Cathedral were left gutted when the screens cut off before King Charles was crowned. The iconic church hosted revellers during a live stream of the event from Westminster Abbey when the TVs went blank at the pivotal moment.
Dozens of royalists, who travelled from far and wide to the venue, were heard sighing in despair as the stream cut in and out. Those in attendance resorted to watching the event on their mobile phones as a bizarre echo of the commentary was heard around the cathedral.
The screen burst back to life as "God Save The King" blared over the speakers, before cutting out again. Several of the crowd then packed up and left as members of staff on the door apologised, reports the Record.
