"We are freezing and must pay your parade": When King Charles III.

Shakes hands, he is violently attacked

Created: 09/17/2022, 12:30 p.m

By: Patrick Mayer

After his proclamation as the new king, King Charles III.

also to Cardiff in Wales.

There the son of the late Queen Elizabeth III.

not only received with jubilation.

Munich/London - On Monday (September 19) the time has come: after a ten-day marathon of ceremonies and memorial services, the late Queen Elizabeth II will be buried in the royal crypt in Windsor Castle Park.

King Charles III: Harsh criticism of the British king in Wales

Shortly before his mother's funeral, King Charles III traveled.

the United Kingdom to assure he loyalty of his subjects.

However, this does not always work, and not for everyone.

As a video from the Sky broadcast on Twitter shows, a man from the turmoil yelled at him with sharp criticism.

"Charles!

As we struggle to heat our homes, we must pay for your parade.

The taxpayers pay 100 million euros for you.

And what for?”

The fact is that inflation is causing Great Britain even more problems than other European industrialized countries.

The financial burden on millions of households is immense.

ARD's "Tagesschau" reports in a report on the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, according to which 1.8 million children in the United Kingdom live in households whose income is not sufficient for the bare necessities. 

High inflation in the UK: food and heating costs skyrocket

Earlier this year, Martin Lewis, financial journalist and founder of website moneysavingexpert.com, told ARD: "It is absolutely clear that we need a substantial increase in aid to vulnerable people and low earners - an increase of billions of pounds.

Otherwise some people will have to choose between heating and eating.” At the time, the Resolution Foundation think tank assumed that around 6.2 million households in England alone could barely pay their bills.

By the end of June, UK inflation had finally risen to a 40-year high.

According to the Office for National Statistics, goods and services cost an average of 9.1 percent more than a year earlier.

This was the highest value among the seven leading industrialized countries (G7).

Rising prices primarily affect food and non-alcoholic beverages.

At 8.7 percent, these prices rose more than they had in over 13 years.

According to a survey by the Institute Ipsos, two out of three people in Great Britain now turn off the heating to save money.

A quarter of those surveyed stated that they even skipped individual meals for cost reasons.

New monarch in the United Kingdom: King Charles III. © IMAGO / i Images

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King Charles III

hits on unsettled Britain: 'We're still being ignored'

But that's not all: According to a report by the

, experts assume that the upper limit for energy prices in January 2023 could be around 5,000 pounds (almost 6,000 euros).

Because a lot of cooking and heating is done with gas in Great Britain.

The British tabloid

recently denounced the government in London: “The whole country speaks with one voice.

But we are still ignored.

Freeze our bills now.”