Plans to ask people to pledge their allegiance to King Charles III during the coronation have caused a backlash.
People watching the coronation of the King will be asked to swear their "true allegiance" to the King in an "Homage of the People" as part of plans for the ceremony released by the Lambeth Palace, the home of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Palace said it hopes it will result in a "great cry around the nation and around the world of support for the king".
The plans have been slammed by many who called them tone deaf, offensive and a relic of the past. Others have said they will be taking the pledge and stressed it is simply an "invitation" to swear allegiance.