White Powder Scare at Buckingham Palace Rocks State Opening
Emergency services raced to Buckingham Palace after a suspicious white powder was found in the Royal Mews during King Charles’ speech at the State Opening of Parliament. The tense discovery sparked a swift security lockdown.
Palace Lockdown as Experts Rush In
Palace officials acted fast, sealing off multiple entrances and restricting access to staff and officials. Specialist chemical scientists from the London Fire Brigade’s 1 Fire Brigade unit arrived, armed with detection gear to identify the substance. A fire rescue team was also sent to shore up the response.
Investigation Underway as Security Tightens
The alarming incident unfolded at around 11:20am on Tuesday, sending shockwaves across the palace grounds. Both the Metropolitan Police and London Fire Brigade are examining the origin and nature of the powder. Ensuring the safety of the royal family and everyone present remains the top priority.
