Definitely Seattle will be on this. Nighttime projection is always tricky.

although they are "in the monarch's name". The last monarch to try a pardon on his own was George IV (reigned 1820-1830), according to Wikipedia, referencing a House of Commons note:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_prerogative_of_mercy

And the current government, though Labour, are trying to "look tough" - there's no chance they'd let anyone off if they were convicted.

Wow, there is a new Crime...........

I am sure that Trump will be quick to pick up on that and institute it here in America.

Trump has most certainly already sent that phrase, "Malicious Communications," to his CABAL .....especially Patel and Bondi, and we will soon be installing it as a Federal Felony here in America. He has already been doing it, going after everyone who is outspoken about him and his fascist tyranny, but now has a catchy name for the charges against anyone that speaks out against him or his administration.......The Republicans in the Senate and House, along with the Republicans Justices in the U.S. Supreme Court will jump right on it to back him up......

The Brit's are apparently hedging their bets also, by honoring him.......... Guess Trump has them all frightened, just as he has done with so many other people and nations........

Amazing and disgusting.

It's the people who are showing courage in standing up to a wannabe dictator. The media, the courts and conservatives are actively and passively destroying our democracy for profit or out of cowardice.

Isn't there a royal medal that could be bestowed on the perpetrators? They deserve it!

They need a medal, too!

Some would suggest hosting Trump is more degrading, but I get your point. I think we tried going high when he went low and it didn’t work out so well. I guess they learned from our experience.

to prevent massive demonstrations in London.

... the word "mansion" would be the hook to get Der Dingleberry to at least visit. "Release the hound"!

It's hard to disagree with a Led By Donkeys spokesperson quoted in The Independent:

Other grounds for the arrest may include embarrassing the security services, but that's not reported as appearing on the charge sheet, nor is it an offence in itself, much as some might wish it to be.

The legislation they appear to be held in custody under would be the Malicious Communications Act (1988), which applies in England and Wales. It should be noted that they're currently only being held on "suspicion" of malicious communications.

It's in no way clear how the projections meet the legal criteria of a set of messages which is "indecent or grossly offensive; or threatening; or contains information which is false or believed to be false" or intended to "cause distress or anxiety" (intent is one of the keys to prosecution under this legislation).

Trump was ecstatic at the fact that they arrested those who did it......and is itching to get back to the U.S. where he can institute the charge of
"Malicious Communications" here in the U.S. to include people with protest signs peacefully protesting, as well as any of us saying ANYTHING against Trump or members of his CABAL on ANY internet group like D.U. etc

Now he can justify it by saying the U.K. has been doing it for years.............

Trump will show Charles how a real king rules.

these four people a full Citizen's Pardon, and a Citizen's Medal of Honor.

Why are they coddling this man-child?