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Protester lead away for 'Not My King' sign outside Parliament

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A protester is led away by police outside Westminster for holding up a sign reading "Not my King - abolish the monarchy", the day King Charles III is due to receive condolences from both Houses of Parliament after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. IMAGES

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