The Royal Family can be “potential sitting ducks” for protesters in the course of the coronation procession, in line with a former head of royal safety.
Dai Davies stated the velocity of the Gold State Coach creates a “perfect scenario” for these desirous to trigger disruption.
He stated: “The procession moves so slowly, and it’s one of the rare occasions where the royals move slowly, and the route is well-publicised.”
Mr Davies stated current protests on the Grand National and Snooker World Championship can be an actual concern for police, including that they “gave us an indication of what we can expect before, during and after the coronation”.
Policing analyst Graham Wettone agreed that defending the coronation can be tough.
He stated: “You’ve got a large area to secure, you have to secure the whole area to stop [protesters] getting on the parade route that the vehicles are going to take.”
Mr Wettone stated the principle menace can be “smaller groups who are determined to get and be disruptive”.
Just Stop Oil, the group whose members threw chalk on the desk on the snooker championships on Monday, has not given particular particulars about its plans for the coronation.
But in an announcement it vowed to “continue to disrupt sports and cultural events”.
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It will not be recognized if Animal Rising, the group that focused the Grand National, is planning any motion over the coronation weekend.
The marketing campaign group Republic stated it will likely be gathering alongside the route at Trafalgar Square but it surely insisted the protest could be authorized and peaceable.
Mr Davies stated that early preparation and understanding the mindsets of the protesters can be crucial.
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“I’d be looking at key spots, narrow spots, looking at the route and saying: ‘Where’s the best place I could I glue myself or chuck paint?’ and I would then ensure all my units are available.”
The Queen Consort’s son, Tom Parker Bowles, chatting with The News Agents podcast, stated: “Everyone has a right to their say.
“We dwell in, fortunately, a free nation… If individuals need to protest that is their proper to take action… We are all allowed to have completely different views and I feel that makes for an attention-grabbing and civilised nation.”
Source: information.sky.com”