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Sky News reports:
The King stopped to greet crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace as he arrived in London for the first time as monarch following the death of his mother.
Tearful and overwhelmed with emotion, people applauded and cheered the King during his 12-minute walkabout outside the palace gates, with several shouting “God bless you, Charles” and “God save the King”.
One woman even hugged and kissed the King on the cheek as he stopped in front of her, but the new monarch appeared to take it in his stride. He shook hands with countless members of the public – the first to meet the King – thanking them for their good wishes, before he and his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort, walked into Buckingham Palace together.
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In a breach of royal protocol: A Woman kisses King Charles pic.twitter.com/OTmPCS6EcD
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Aerial footage shows gathered crowds as King Charles III arrives at Buckingham Palace.
The new monarch left his vehicle to greet mourners following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. https://t.co/3M312EfZOA pic.twitter.com/7TPMiB8tW2
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King Charles III and his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort, have entered Buckingham Palace after greeting crowds of well-wishers and viewing flowers left in honor of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. https://t.co/51Ptafd8e0 pic.twitter.com/ShcybaQyNW
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Crowds outside Buckingham Palace sing ‘God Save the King’ as King Charles greets those gathered at the gates https://t.co/JT1DgpKdev pic.twitter.com/ZKyRCTFIx0
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King Charles III is greeted by shouts of “God save the King” as he meets the crowds outside Buckingham Palace for the first time as monarch. pic.twitter.com/5fsrGazgO8
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