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this is alice chambers, an aussie and a fan of the royal family.n to get a good spot. the excitement was building, but two hours later, everything changed. i was just sitting there waiting for the coronation to begin, and next minute, i realise that the police had just swooped in and started grabbing a whole heap of people. this is alice, on the mall, being detained with just stop 0il protesters. they handcuffed me straight away and then pulled me out of the crowd and put me against a barrier with a whole heap of other protesters. not my king, not my king! last saturday, police made 64 arrests during the coronation. 52 were related to concerns that people were going to disrupt the event. we have the right to free speech! alice gave her contact details and shared her id. it took four hours before she got to a police station. i kept trying to explain that ijust wasn't part of this group. i always tried to just think, well, surely, there is going to be someone soon that i can talk to that willjust understand that this is all a misunderstanding. and th

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that woman is alice chambers. story was broken earlier by the i newspaper, and she's here for her first tv interview. welcome to newsnight. thank you for talking to us. you got to the mall on saturday morning at around 7.00. police officers approached you at 9.00, what happened? i police officers approached you at 9.00, what happened?— police officers approached you at 9.00, what happened? i was “ust sittin: 9.00, what happened? i was “ust sitting there fl 9.00, what happened? i was “ust sitting there waiting i 9.00, what happened? i was “ust sitting there waiting for�* 9.00, what happened? i was “ust sitting there waiting for the h sitting there waiting for the coronation to begin, and next minute, i realised that the police had just swooped in and started grabbing a whole heap of people. and unfortunately, i was one of the people they grabbed. they handcuffed me straightaway, and then pulled me out of the crowd, and put me against a barrier with a whole heap of other protesters. a barrier with a whole heap of oth

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this is alice chambers, an aussie and a fan of the royal family. palace garden party in 2017. on the day of the coronation, she was expecting to see this. she arrived at the mall at seven to get a good spot. the excitement was building, but two hours later, everything changed. i was just sitting there waiting for the coronation to begin, and, next minute, i realised that the police had just swooped in and started grabbing a whole heap of people. this is alice on the mall being detained withjust stop oil protesters. they handcuffed me straightaway and then pulled me out of the crowd and put me against a barrier with a whole heap of other protesters. chanting: not my king! not my king! _ last saturday, police made 64 arrests during the coronation, 52 related to concerns that people were going to disrupt the event. we have the right to free speech! alice gave her contact details and showed her id. it took four hours before she got to a police station. i kept trying to explain that ijust wasn't part of this group. i always tried to just think, oh, well

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alice chambers has told the bbc she was shocked at being arrested on saturday along with a group fromt _ have had to 'ump through to get to that point. . .i it is _ that point... yeah. it is incredible. _ that point... yeah. it is incredible. now- that point... yeah. it is incredible. now i - that point... yeah. it is incredible. nowi am i that point... yeah. it is i incredible. nowi am going that point... yeah. it is i incredible. now i am going to that point... yeah. it is _ incredible. now i am going to speak today to somebody who hopefully will get into my mind and sort me out, because you know what? i did not go into this with drugs, drink, sol drive a lorry every day, nikki, and my motto is, if you can drive in, you can back out. so i don't need drugs, i don't need things to calm me down or anything, and it is... you know what? i listened to your conversation before about children, write? it is as if the adults have dumped everything on the children, expectations, right? let's take the word exam out of the equation and let's put the word test. now, there is a curriculum which yo