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On the road with Charles in the Caribbean
As King Charles’s Caribbean tour ends today, we look back at the moment he joined the Junkanoo parade in the Bahamas.
@RoyaNikkhah and @KateMansey take listeners inside the tour, and ask whether this might have been the King’s Love Actually moment.
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Protesters holding placards in support of Palestine Action have been arrested outside the Supreme Court as justices heard an appeal against the Home Office’s decision to ban the group.
In a video posted to X, Tim Crosland can be seen being carried away by police officers outside the Supreme Court. The former government lawyer sat with a sign that read: 'God help us normal people who support Palestine and Palestine Action.'
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