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The Royal Parks also said teddy bears, corgi soft toys, balloons, lit candles or any non-floral items will not be accepted either.

“All the British Government can do is delay the truth. They can no longer deny responsibility and they can no longer deny rights and they will ultimately not be successful.

Martha Spurrier, director of Liberty, said: “We all have the right to go about our lives without being surveilled by the police."

The demonstrator appeared in the crowd, gathered to proclamation of King Charles III, brandishing a sign that read ‘f*** imperialism, abolish monarchy’.

Gina Miller tweeted:Why is Liz Truss going on the Royal Tour? How much will it cost taxpayers? 'While she is not required to be present, she believes it is important to be present.'

"Make no mistake, the plan is to turn the UK into the sweatshop of Europe," wrote one person after watching the clip.

Everyone in the UK faces a 40 per cent tax bill for any assets valued at over £325,000, but it doesn't apply to Charles.

The next time someone moans about cancel culture, tell them to look no further than the arrests made at Proclamation ceremonies on Sunday.

Edinburgh's streets were filled with dissenting voices on today, as protesters made their presence felt at a King Charles Proclamation event.