LONDON - One noticeable difference between the reigns of King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II is the splash of yellow at almost all of Charles's public engagements. A gaggle of protesters, sometimes shouting and booing, hold aloft bright yellow signs that read "Not My King." They are hard to miss.
The protesters' biggest rally yet is planned for Saturday, when organizers say more than 1,000 anti-monarchists will gather along the coronation procession route in hopes of getting their message heard: King Charles, they say, should be replaced by an elected, democratic head of state.