King Charles's security reacts to close call during public engagement – watch
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King Charles Plays Traditional Game In Scotland During Royal Week
Francis Dias/Newspix Internation / MEGA King Charles embraced one of Scotland’s oldest traditions during his latest royal engagement north of the border. The monarch was seen taking part in the historic local game of Hand Ba’ in Jedburgh, delighting residents who had gathered for the occasion. In addition to the high-energy street sport, Charles also watched a traditional reel dance in the town’s market square as part of the Jethart Callants’ Fe…
The British monarch inaugurated a tradition with more than three centuries of history in Jedburgh and ended up retreating a few steps while dozens of participants threw themselves into a spectacular melé for taking the ball
The monarch visited Jedburgh, in the Scottish Borders region, for a public event on Thursday, during the Royal Week in Scotland, but his protection team soon became alert.
In Jedburgh, in the Scottish Borders, Charles III's visit almost turned into an incident when a team of players formed a few meters from him during a traditional game. However, the 77-year-old sovereign never seemed worried, while his safety reacted in a fraction of a second. Invited to throw the first ball of a local handball, the king threw the ball in the middle of the street. About twenty players then rushed towards him, forming a compact ma…
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