King Charles III on Friday lauded the “resilience” of many that overshadowed the “aggression” and “criminality” of a smaller number of people amid some of the worst unrest in the United Kingdom’s history, Buckingham Palace said.
King Charles lauds ‘resilience’ over ‘aggression’ in UK riots after criticism he didn’t condemn unrest sooner
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