Heckling incident in Australian Parliament
SIR Keir Starmer today hailed the "fantastic work" of King Charles after the Monarch was heckled by an Aussie politician. Hard-left senator Lidia Thorpe disrupted proceedings as the King was giving a speech in Australia's Parliament House.
Support for the King
Sir Keir Starmer backed the King following the incident, praising his composure and ongoing engagements across the Commonwealth despite health challenges.
Response to the incident
Thorpe called on the Royal Family to "own up" and sign a treaty acknowledging the historical impact on indigenous peoples. She later reposted a controversial cartoon of the King on social media.
About Senator Lidia Thorpe
Senator Thorpe, 51, is an Aboriginal Australian independent politician who has been a senator for Victoria since 2000.
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