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world5h ago

The royal family attended the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, the year’s biggest public gathering.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla attended with the Prince and Princess of Wales, plus other senior royals.
Prince Andrew did not attend amid a recent arrest and ongoing fallout over ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew’s arrest led Charles to publicly support Epstein victims while others stayed quiet.
Protesters opposed the monarchy outside Westminster Abbey during the service.
Several royals, including Eugenie and Beatrice, stepped back from the spotlight amid the scrutiny.
The service featured remarks by Charles emphasizing the law and victims' support.
The event included both royal and non-royal attendees from various circles.
Media noted the absence of Andrew’s close family members at the event.
The service occurred despite surrounding anti-monarchy demonstrations.

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Republic protesters interrupted the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey, prompting questions to King Charles and Prince William.
Demonstrators waved banners and chanted slogans such as ‘Not my king’ during the service.
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office was referenced in discussion following the protests.
Charles and William attended the Commonwealth Day Service amid calls in some realms to remove Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession.
The article notes that Andrew remains eighth in line to the throne, pending further legislation and approvals from Commonwealth realms.
Sources from Metro describe ongoing coverage of the event and related political reactions in the Commonwealth countries.
Republic CEO Graham Smith called for accountability from Charles and William regarding Andrew’s knowledge of Epstein allegations.
The service was described as the largest gathering of royals since Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest.
Authorities noted that details about Andrew’s relationship with Epstein appeared in a batch of the Epstein files released by US officials.
The article emphasizes continuing debate over accountability for the monarchy in light of the Epstein-related allegations.

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