BREAKING: Police arrest man who allegedly threw 'shotgun cartridges' into Buckingham Palace grounds
Tourists visit Buckingham Palace in London, Tuesday, May 2, 2023. The coronation of King Charles III will takes place at Westminster Abbey on May 6. A man was arrested by British police on Tuesday after he approached the gates of Buckingham Palace and threw items "suspected to be shotgun cartridges" into the grounds of the palace, London's Metropolitan Police said.
The arrest comes as police and security services prepare for King Charles' coronation on Saturday, which is expected to see large crowds line the streets of London and heads of state from around the world attend the formal coronation ceremony.
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