An Australian senator who heckled King Charles III shouting 'You are not my King' has now shared a cartoon depicting the monarch beheaded.

Lidia Thorpe, the Aboriginal senator who screamed "you are not my king" at Charles during a welcoming in Canberra has now shared a cartoon of the monarch beheaded

The Australian politician shouted 'you are not my King' during the monarchs visit to Parliament House

King Charles has recognised that he will have to have uncomfortable encounters and confrontations with those who believe they've been wronged by Britain in the past, writes Mirror royal editor Russell Myers

Lidia Thorpe, a firebrand member of the Australian senate, was accused of mocking the victims of the October 7 attacks on Israel by wearing a headband similar in appearance to those worn by Hamas.

Lidia Thorpe, who campaigns on First Nations issues, disrupted Charles’ welcome to the capital Canberra with her outburst which overshadowed a speech by the King

The iconic statue of Queen Victoria, located outside the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney's CBD, has been defaced with red paint as King Charles tours Australia.

Keir Starmer has defended King Charles after the monarch was heckled by Australian independent senator Lidia Thorpe.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will carry out a final round of events in Sydney, after an at-times fiery visit to the Australian capital...

Monarch accused of committing genocide against native people.

Police have arrested an Aboriginal Australian man who was protesting outside the Sydney Opera House ahead of a visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla.