Commonwealth Games LIVE: King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in Dr Who Tardis for Glasgow opening ceremony
Pinned post from 6.06amGo to latestRise and shine Australia, this is what you’ve missed of the ceremony so farBy If you’re back home in Aus and your alarm has just gone off, fear not, we’ve got the key moments covered for you from the opening ceremony in Glasgow so far. King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in style, emerging from a Dr Who Tardis to a delighted crowd in Glasgow’s Hyrdo. It’s a fun Scottish spin on a piece of protocol.
- ▪Pinned post from 6.06amGo to latestRise and shine Australia, this is what you’ve missed of the ceremony so farBy If you’re back home in Aus and your alarm has just gone off, fear not, we’ve got the key moments covered for you from the openi
- ▪King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in style, emerging from a Dr Who Tardis to a delighted crowd in Glasgow’s Hyrdo.
- ▪It’s a fun Scottish spin on a piece of protocol.
2 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 12 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: centre. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
- ▪ King Charles opens slimmed down Commonwealth Games in Glasgow — Japan Today
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 05:48:26 +1000 |
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Pinned post from 6.06amGo to latestRise and shine Australia, this is what you’ve missed of the ceremony so farBy If you’re back home in Aus and your alarm has just gone off, fear not, we’ve got the key moments covered for you from the opening ceremony in Glasgow so far. King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in style, emerging from a Dr Who Tardis to a delighted crowd in Glasgow’s Hyrdo. It’s a fun Scottish spin on a piece of protocol. The head of the Commonwealth must open the Games, so why not have the travelling time machine from the long-running BBC series Doctor Who, which has featured many Scottish actors as the titular character.King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive.
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