Summary
- King Charles III has maintained a composed public presence following protests during his visit to the Welsh parliament, where demonstrators reportedly chanted “not my king.
- Despite the uncomfortable reception outside the parliament, Charles continued with his official duties and spoke partly in Welsh.
- The address comes amid public scrutiny following calls for the monarch to step down, with his latest appearance drawing attention to his response to criticism during official engagements.
King Charles III has maintained a composed public presence following protests during his visit to the Welsh parliament, where demonstrators reportedly chanted “not my king.
Buckingham Palace has released a video message featuring the monarch’s address at the Ceremonial Opening of the seventh Senedd. Despite the uncomfortable reception outside the parliament, Charles continued with his official duties and spoke partly in Welsh.
In his speech, the King highlighted the importance of public service, recognising both the new members of the Senedd and those continuing their work in the institution.
He also reflected on the balance between change and continuity, emphasising the responsibilities of elected representatives and public servants towards the people of Wales.
The address comes amid public scrutiny following calls for the monarch to step down, with his latest appearance drawing attention to his response to criticism during official engagements.
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