This time it is not good news that leads us to talk about Charles III. A woman is in a coma after being seriously injured by a police motorbike, which was escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh.
The post period coronation of Charles III already encountered a big problem. But there is no talk of the tensions between the royal brothers. Some also hoped to see William and Harry get closer during the historic event, but the two do not even seem to have crossed paths. Indeed, Harry was alongside his cousins, and attended the coronation from an unprivileged place. While Kate and William were actors in this coronation, walking behind the king when entering the Abbey.
This has moreover been breach of protocol since they should have entered before the king, and not marched behind him. The royal couple were indeed late, as reported. Prince Harry, meanwhile, only flew by since he was not invited to the balcony. Since the day of the coronation was also the day of his son’s birthdayhe hastened to take the first flight after the event to be able to join his family as soon as possible. He indeed wanted to be there for his little Archie’s bedtime. Meghan, meanwhile, stayed in California and organized a small intimate party with his close friends at home, on the occasion of Archie’s birthday, therefore.
A woman is in a coma after being injured by a police car
This time around, the drama has nothing to do with tensions within the British crown. This one happened a few days after the coronation of Charles III, more precisely, this Wednesday, January 10. Helen Holland, 81, was seriously injured at the junction of West Cromwell Road and Warwick Road in Earl’s Court, west London. The cause of this accident? A police motorbike that escorted Sophiethe Duchess of Edinburgh.
Since the accident, Ms Holland would be in a coma and, thus, in critical condition. The BBC said she was in London to visit her older sister on Wednesday. His son, daughter-in-law Martin and Lisa-Marie Holland said to each other “shocked and sickened by his serious injuries”. They also added that “she is well taken care of by the NHS which we must thank deeply for their help in keeping her alive.”. As for Buckingham Palace, a spokesperson said on Thursday May 11 that the Duchess was “grateful for the rapid response of the emergency services and will keep abreast of developments” and added that “further comments at this stage would not be appropriate while the incident is under investigation”. They nevertheless insisted on addressing their “sincere thoughts and prayers” to the injured woman and her family. We hope that positive news will soon be announced about it.