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Royal Maundy Service in Wales: King Charles & Protesters

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King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the Royal Maundy Service at St Asaph Cathedral in Wales, marking the first time this event has been held there. The service honors community members for their Christian service, with the King handing out special Maundy money to 154 recipients. Crowds cheered, but anti-monarchy group Republic protested with Not My King signs and graffiti. The eight-hundred-year-old tradition, which dates back to 1210, is now focused on the coins, and protesters vow to follow the royals everywhere.

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Royal Maundy Service in Wales: King Charles & Protesters

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Royal Maundy Service in Wales: King Charles & Protesters. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 2nd, new body cam footage just dropped from Tiger Woods' DUI arrest after a roll over crash on Jupiter Island in Florida. The 50-year-old golf legend got charged with driving under the influence, causing property damage, careless driving, and refusing a breath test. In the video, he's handcuffed in the back of a cop car with a sheet draped over his head, staring out the window, yawning, wiping his nose, and dealing with hiccups the whole 16-minute ride. Earlier this week, officials released more clips from the scene on March 27th. Woods told officers he glanced down at his phone, and boom, that's how the crash happened. They found two loose pills in his pocket, which he called Norco, a mix of hydrocodone and acetaminophen. Folks are buzzing about how subdued Woods scene during field sobriety tests, and while getting cuffed, even asking if he was really under arrest. The officer straight-up said his faculties looked impaired. This comes amid his history of back issues and past painkiller use, hitting fans hard as he steps back from the spotlight.

Separate footage shows him wincing, closing his eyes, and leaning back during the drive, painting a picture of someone not at his best. No word yet on court dates, but the sheriff's office made it all public Thursday. Woods owned up in a statement on March 31st, saying he's stepping away for treatment to focus on his health and get stronger. It's a tough spot, but he's asking for privacy as he works through it. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment in Celebrity News today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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