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‘Give us our land back!' - King Charles heckled by Australian senator | LBC

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King Charles has been heckled by an Australian senator who told him that he had "destroyed" her land as he gave a speech during his tour of the country.

He had just finished speaking at the event at Government House and was receiving applause as Senator Lidia Thorpe stepped into the aisle and began shouting at him for about 30 seconds.

Ms Thorpe, who has Aboriginal Australian heritage, was gently ushered from the hall as she shouted: "You are not our King, you are not Sovereign... you have committed genocide against our people.

"Give us our land back. Give us what you stole from us... Our babies, Our people. You destroyed our land."

Tom Swarbrick speaks to human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, who says it was 'quite right for her to draw attention to a genocide.'

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King Charles heckled by Australian senatorKing CharlesGovernment HouseSenator Lidia ThorpeMs ThorpeAboriginal AustralianTom SwarbrickPeter Tatchell

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