Maundy Thursday: Royals in North Wales, Protests Ensue
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King Charles and Queen Camilla inaugurated Maundy Thursday at St. Asaph Cathedral, the smallest ancient cathedral in the UK, marking the first time in over eight centuries that the event has taken place in North Wales. The royals distributed Maundy coins to 154 individuals, marking Charles 77th birthday. Protesters from the anti-monarchy group Republic demonstrated outside, calling for answers regarding Prince Andrews arrest. The event sparked debates about the monarchys relevance today.
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