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Republican campaign groups claim surge in interest since death of Queen

Pressure group Republic notes shift in ‘public discourse’ after unjust arrests and scandals such as cash for honours

The Guardian - UK

'A ridiculous comment:' Republican groups slam Lindsay Hoyle remark about Queen's funeral

THE CEO of an anti-monarchy group has said a comment made by Lindsay Hoyle about the Queen's funeral was “one of the most stupid things the world…

The National (Scotland)

King Charles and the future of the monarchy

Can Britain’s new line of kings hold the Union and Commonwealth together?

Financial Times

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Anger over Prince Andrew's Scottish title amid Counsellor of State backlash

THE decision to keep Prince Andrew as a Counsellor of State has been branded a “disgrace”.

The National (Scotland)

Anti-monarchy group Republic planning protests despite arrests

Campaigners are criticising number of recent arrests

The Independent UK

Anti-monarchy group Republic vows to up campaigning efforts ahead of coronation day

REPUBLICANS have vowed to intensify their campaign against the monarchy in the run up to the coronation of Charles III and on the day itself.

The National (Scotland)

‘King Charles is a different kettle of fish’: Britain’s republicans believe their time will come

Since the Queen’s death, support for ending the monarchy and a desire to debate its relevance have both grown stronger

The Guardian - UK

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Republicans see small opening after Elizabeth's passing

LONDON: During Queen Elizabeth’s 70-year reign, republican rumblings surfaced on occasion, but the affection and respect she enjoyed meant that the movement to do away with the monarchy struggled to make a lasting impression.

Bangkok Post

With Queen Elizabeth's death, republicans sense their chance

During Queen Elizabeth's 70-year reign, republican rumblings surfaced on occasion, but the affection and respect she enjoyed meant that the movement to do away with the monarchy struggled to make a lasting impression.

Reuters

Hospitals' slow coal switch: 'Health is the largest carbon emitter in public sector'

Hospital coal boilers are being replaced, but some say the pace is too slow

Newsroom.co.nz

Family praised for £80,000 charity tribute to much-loved Blantyre man

Gordon Smith was just 48 when he collapsed at Drumpellier Golf Club in November 2006

Daily Record

Royal family cost taxpayers more than £100m last year, figures show

THE royal family splashed out with more than £100 million in taxpayers' funds in the last financial year, figures reveal.

The National (Scotland)

Prince Charles: calls for investigations into ‘cash in bags’ controversy

Government and Charity Commission urged to examine claims Qatari sheikh donated €3m

The Guardian - UK

Platinum Jubilee 'last hurrah of the monarchy' says Republic

Celebrations can take place “with or without the monarchy”, they said

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Anti-monarchy group hopes jubilee is ‘last hurrah’ for big royal events

Republic said it hopes the monarchy will be abolished by the time Prince George is on the throne.

The Guardian - UK

For today, even republicans like me can put up with the pomp with a drink in hand

Whatever our vision of the future, there is no doubting public admiration and affection for the Queen herself, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Daily Mirror

'End of the line near for this medieval relic of hereditary monarchy'

MPs are effectively banned from criticising in Parliament a protected medieval relic although fawning is encouraged, writes Kevin Maguire

Daily Record

Row over 'inconsiderate' parking led to dangerous driver mowing down rival before fleeing scene

Van driver Robert Bowen, 34, sped towards the victim and slammed him into the wall.

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Daily Mirror

'Inconsiderate' parking row ends with driver mowing down rival and fleeing scene

Robert Bowen was in his white Ford Transit when he sped towards his 52-year-old victim after the argument escalated - the victim was thrown against a wall in Audley, Stoke-on-Trent

The Guardian - UK

Bring on the platinum jubilee … but what will happen to Britain’s monarchy in the decades to come?

The Independent UK

Anti-monarchy campaigners call Edward’s ‘disinterest’ in reparations an insult

Edward and Sophie are due to carry out just two engagements on Tuesday after the postponement of the Grenada leg of their tour.

ABC News

Video link improving outcomes for stroke patients in regional areas

Patients presenting with catastrophic stroke in regional areas can now be treated within minutes thanks to a new medical service called telestroke.

Wales Online

The Welsh woman with Down's syndrome who's won a modelling contract

Beth Matthews is said to be 'a natural' in front of the camera

Daily Record

Prince George could shun crown after seeing Sussexes 'mix with celebs' republican claims

The eight-year-old Prince is the firstborn child of Prince William and Kate Middleton and is in line to become the King of Britain.

Daily Mirror

Prince George to shun crown after seeing Sussexes 'mix with celebs' republican claims

Prince George, 8, is the firstborn son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, after his dad and grandad Prince Charles' reigns George is destined to become King of England

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