An anti-monarchy rally marched on Buckingham Palace today, calling for an end to the monarchy and for Charles and William to answer questions about their roles in the Andrew scandal.
 
Organised by anti-monarchy group Republic, the third annual Republic Day featured music, entertainment and speeches from campaigners, activists, writers and politicians.
 
The rally started on Trafalgar Square, with hundreds watching speeches from Otto English, Narinder Kaur, Robin Ince, Sooz Kempner and more.
 
Over 300 protestors then marched down The Mall to Buckingham Palace, accompanied by Chuck the Rex, Republic's fifteen-foot dinosaur mascot, symbolising the outdated relic of the monarchy.
 
Speaking for Republic, Graham Smith said today:
 
"The monarchy is in big trouble. Their support is now regularly under 50%."
 
"The Andrew scandal has damaged them irreparably. Andrew, William and Charles are all dodging serious questions."
 
"That's why we marched directly to the gates of Buckingham Palace today. We're confronting the royals head-on and won't stop until the monarchy is ditched and we can all choose our head of state."
 
"Our message is clear. Charles and William, what did you know? What are you hiding? It's time for answers. It's time to abolish the monarchy."
 
PHOTOS and VIDEOS are available here.
 
Republic’s next protest will be at the Trooping the Colour Ceremony. Find out more details here.