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Watch: King Charles III caught in torrential downpour at Antigua and Barbuda parade

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BBC News – UK
“Watch: King Charles III caught in torrential downpour at Antigua and Barbuda parade”

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were standing in an open-air stadium when the rain came on.

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Daily Mail – News
“Where's the umbrella?': Moment King Charles gets soaked as torrential rain hits Antigua”

After two storms, you could expect King Charles to be looking forward to escaping British weather for Caribbean sunshine.

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Correio da Manhã
“Rei Carlos III e rainha Camila surpreendidos por chuva forte durante desfile da Independência em Antígua e Barbuda”

O rei Carlos III e a rainha Camila foram surpreendidos pela chuva intensa, este domingo, durante as celebrações do Dia da Independência de Antígua e Barbuda. O país conquistou a independência do Reino Unido a 1 de novembro de 1981.

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Observador
“Onde está o chapéu?" Carlos III debaixo de chuva em Antígua”

Numa visita às Caraíbas marcada pelo debate sobre as reparações históricas, o céu ficou carregado e encharcou o fato claro do monarca, que admitiu ser capaz de "cultivar agrião nas calças".

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ישראל היום
“איפה המטריה?": המלך צ'ראלס נשאר ללא הגנה בגשם טרופי שוטף”

תגובתו של מלך אנגליה, שנותר רטוב וזועף במהלך מבול שהתרחש בטקס ציון יום העצמאו תשל אנטיגואה וברבודה, הפכה לשיח תהיום בבריטניה • צ'ארלס התבדח על המקרה לאחר מכן ואמר: "חבל שהשארתי את חליפת הצלילה בבית"

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