Public holiday announced for September 22 to honour Queen
Sky News Australia
Sep 11, 2022
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced there will be a one-off public holiday to honour the Queen’s death on Thursday September 22.
Mr Albanese said there will be a memorial service on the day in the Great Hall at Parliament House.
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Americans mark 21st anniversary of September 11, 2001 terror attacks
7NEWS Australia
Sep 12, 2022
For the 21st time, Americans have marked the anniversary of their country's deadliest terror attacks - September 11, 2001.
Emotions were still raw as many joined ceremonies across the US.
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'Andrew, you're a sick man': police drag heckler from crowd during Queen's procession
Guardian News
Sep 13, 2022
King Charles III and his siblings followed the Queen's coffin through Edinburgh during a procession towards St Giles' Cathedral.
A man was heard shouting: 'Andrew, you're a sick old man' at Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, before police detained him.
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Man in Aussie football shirt dragged to ground after three-word Prince Andrew slur
As the crowd watched on in sombre silence as the Queen’s coffin passed by, one man’s harsh words rang out across the mourning throng.
Hayley Taylor - 13 September 2022
A man wearing an Australian football shirt was dragged off and arrested after heckling Prince Andrew while he walked behind his late mother’s coffin at the procession in Edinburgh on Monday.
The heckler, clad in a Melbourne City FC shirt and perched near the very front of the crowd, repeatedly yelled “Andrew, you’re a sick old man”, before being arrested by police.
The crowd was quiet as the late Queen’s casket passed by, until the man’s words rang loudly through the procession.
Video shows members of the public appearing to push the man to the ground before he was pulled away by police.
“Disgusting,” the man yelled out as police dragged him further away from the crowd
“Oi, I’ve done nothing wrong,” he is heard telling police.
The heckler known as Rory, according to Scotland’s Holyrood Daily, later told the local outlet: “Powerful men shouldn’t be able to commit sexual crimes and get away with it”.
It said a Police Scotland spokesperson confirmed that “a 22-year old man was arrested in connection with a breach of the peace on the Royal Mile around 2.50pm on Monday, 12 September 2022”.
The sledge appeared to reference the allegation by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, a victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, that she had been forced to perform sex acts with Andrew when she was a minor.
The royal denied the claims, saying a photograph of the two together was fake.
Prince Andrew settled a sexual abuse lawsuit in the US earlier this year, after a case was brought against him by Giuffre.
As the Queen’s coffin procession was underway on Monday, Prince Andrew was walked behind in a morning suit while his siblings King Charles III, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were wearing military uniforms.
Andrew was stripped of his right to wear military uniform over the scandal, but will be granted an exception for the final vigil as a “special mark of respect” - the same exception not granted to Prince Harry.
Prince Andrew and his siblings continued to walk seemingly undisturbed by the heckler’s calls, as the crowd reportedly began to chant “God save the King” and make noise that drowned out the heckler’s calls.
The heckler was the second person to be arrested for breaching the peace. A 22-year-old woman was reportedly charged for holding up an anti-monarchy placard outside St Giles’ Cathedral.\
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