Some Scots weren't celebrating the new monarch during the festivities. 9News
wasn't crowned a second time on Wednesday in Edinburgh, the festivities include a crown, horse-drawn carriages, mounted cavalry and a flyover by the Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force's aerobatic display team, as Scotland celebrates its unique relationship with the monarchy.
Scotland's national government is led by the Scottish National Party, which is calling for a second independence referendum.''But it's very symbolic in that Scotland has its own identity.'' But some Scots weren't celebrating as people throughout the UK face a cost-of-living crisis fuelled by high food and energy costs., staged a protest rally outside the Scottish parliament to coincide with the coronation events."The vast majority of Scotland didn't care to celebrate the coronation in May, with support for the monarchy at an all-time low in Scotland," the group said in a statement.
The procession included more than 100 people representing charities and public service groups such the Scottish Ambulance Service, the Royal Scottish Highland Games Association and the Girls' Brigade.Protesters on The Royal Mile in Edinburgh, ahead of the service.Soon after, the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiments and a collection of military bands set off from the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the king's official residence in Edinburgh. Charles and Camilla then left the palace.
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