Police Admit ‘Regret’ Over Mass Arrests Of Protesters At King Charles III's Coronation

London police arrested six anti-monarchy protesters and 58 others on coronation day and have now dropped all charges.
The arrests were made under a new controversial law giving police broad powers against peaceful protest, which the mayor has criticized.
Civil rights groups argue the law enables abuse and threatens democratic rights.
Protesters argue coronation was undemocratic and call for an election instead.
Police say they regret the arrests but initially claimed protesters had ‘lock-on’ devices to justify them, despite lacking evidence.