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After protesting King Charles' speech in the parliament shouting 'you are not my king', indigenous Australian senator Lidia Thorpe later on Monday shared a cartoon of Charles ... UK reported that the ...

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Australian senator Lidia Thorpe shared a cartoon of beheaded King Charles on her Instagram story after protesting his parliament speech. Facing flak, she deleted the story and posted a ...