New criminal offences to prevent disruption at the King’s coronation have been rushed into law, according to an exclusive by The Guardian.
The paper says that, from Tuesday, protesters who block roads, airports or railways could be imprisoned for 12 months, while anyone locking themselves to objects or buildings faces six months in jail and an unlimited fine. It adds that the Home Office’s police powers unit has written to anti-monarchy campaign group Republic to advise it of the changes.
The front page also pictures Jared Leto at the Met Gala.
The Thursday letters page has an interesting theory about Microsoft’s 2023 game plan, as one reader laments the failure of Marvel’s Midnight Suns.
Reuben’s life is left hanging in the balance while Mack is in agony.
‘The atmosphere has changed and that’s huge.’
The total of 578,374 applicants have broken the world record of entries for that distance.
The King in the Castle is preparing to open its doors this morning.
A source insisted there was ‘no crossover’ with Joe Alwyn.
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