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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
T: +44 (0) 20 8709 8709
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
© Elliott Franks / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
Anti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, Great Britain
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
Photograph by Elliott FranksAnti-monarchist Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org movement press briefing - Abolish the Monarchy. London, UK.
24th April 2023
Graham Smith
Not-so-Royal briefing with the arch-nemesis of the monarchy in Britain: Graham Smith, head of the Republic.org.uk movement and writer of the upcoming book Abolish the Monarchy.
The Republic.org website spells out the reasons why they don't want a monarchy:
"Hereditary public office goes against every democratic principle.
And because we can’t hold the King and his family to account at the ballot box, there’s nothing to stop them abusing their privilege, misusing their influence or simply wasting our money.
The monarchy is a broken institution. A head of state that’s chosen by us could really represent our hopes and aspirations – and help us keep politicians in check".
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, stands in the doorway of her home, 'Heritage House' complete with custom made Sentry of the Grenadier Guards wearing traditional red coat & bearskin, alongside plagues of the British Royal Family, in North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, stands in the doorway of her home, 'Heritage House' complete with custom made Sentry of the Grenadier Guards wearing traditional red coat & bearskin, alongside plagues of the British Royal Family, in North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including, mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill her living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including a huge framed portrait of Her Majesty, with mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill the living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including, mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill her living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including a huge framed portrait of Her Majesty, with mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill the living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including a huge framed portrait and cardboard cut out of Her Majesty, with mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill the living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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FEATURE - Royal-Superfan Maragaret Tyler sammelt Andenken in ihrem Haus in Wembley, London
EXCLUSIVE ALL-ROUNDER: Heritage House, Royal memorabilia collection, Wembley, London, UK.
Ahead of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee on 6th February 2022, marking an unprecedented 70 years on the throne, Royal superfan, Margaret Tyler, shares some of the thousands of British Royal Family collectables, including a huge framed portrait and cardboard cut out of Her Majesty, with mugs, masks, statues, figurines, framed photographs, cushions, plates and paintings which completely fill the living room inside her home, 'Heritage House' North West London, UK., Credit:Amanda Rose / Avalon
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The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, River Pageant, London, Britain - 03 June 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Oliver Rudkin / Rex Features (1731139i)
Iain McIver a staunch monarchist
The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, River Pageant, London, Britain - 03 June 2012
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The Royal Wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William
ROYAL WEDDING - John Bercow Speaker of the House of Commons and his wife Sally at the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton, Westminster Abbey.
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The Royal Wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William
ROYAL WEDDING - John Bercow Speaker of the House of Commons and his wife Sally at the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton, Westminster Abbey.
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The Royal Wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William
ROYAL WEDDING - John Bercow Speaker of the House of Commons and his wife Sally at the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton, Westminster Abbey.
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- People crowd along the royal wedding route in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A woman and a girl camp along the royal wedding route in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A couple wearing masks featuring Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton pose for a photo in front of the Buckingham Palace in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Royal wedding spectators crowd on the Parliament Square in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Royal wedding spectators camp along the royal wedding route in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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(110428) -- LONDON, April 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- A woman sits in her tent on the Mall in front of the Buckingham Palace in central London, Britain, April 28, 2011. Spectators from all over the world started camping along the route days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton, which falls on April 29, to ensure their spot to witness the event. (Xinhua/Bimal Gautam) (zw)
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Scenes at Westminster Abbey April 28 2011 the day before the wedding of Kate and William.
This family from Dartford . Scenes at Westminster Abbey April 28 2011 the day before the wedding of Kate and William
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Scenes at Westminster Abbey April 28 2011 the day before the wedding of Kate and William.
Victoria st looking south . Scenes at Westminster Abbey April 28 2011 the day before the wedding of Kate and William
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Royal Wedding Fever
Bookmaker Ladbrokes contributes to the festive atmosphere outside Westminster Abbey in London. Fans are sleeping outside the Abbey two days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, in order to get a decent view of the royals on their wedding day.
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Royal Wedding Fever
Bookmaker Ladbrokes contributes to the festive atmosphere outside Westminster Abbey in London. Fans are sleeping outside the Abbey two days ahead of the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, in order to get a decent view of the royals on their wedding day.
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Royal wedding
Royal Wedding. April 2011. London, U.K. Royalists gather outside Westminster Abbey days before the wedding to secure the best spots underneath the media block that has been constructed. Interesting characters end up being swarmed upon by the worlds media as they sit in the sun with tents and sleeping bags.
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Royal wedding
Royal Wedding. April 2011. London, U.K. Royalists gather outside Westminster Abbey days before the wedding to secure the best spots underneath the media block that has been constructed. Interesting characters end up being swarmed upon by the worlds media as they sit in the sun with tents and sleeping bags.
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Royal wedding
Royal Wedding. April 2011. London, U.K. Royalists gather outside Westminster Abbey days before the wedding to secure the best spots underneath the media block that has been constructed. Interesting characters end up being swarmed upon by the worlds media as they sit in the sun with tents and sleeping bags.
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Royal wedding
Royal Wedding. April 2011. London, U.K. Royalists gather outside Westminster Abbey days before the wedding to secure the best spots underneath the media block that has been constructed. Interesting characters end up being swarmed upon by the worlds media as they sit in the sun with tents and sleeping bags.
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Royal wedding
Royal Wedding. April 2011. London, U.K. Royalists gather outside Westminster Abbey days before the wedding to secure the best spots underneath the media block that has been constructed. Interesting characters end up being swarmed upon by the worlds media as they sit in the sun with tents and sleeping bags.
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Royal Wedding Fever - Outside the Wedding ceremony venue: Westminster Abbey
People waiting for the big day outside Westminster Abbey. Artist Kaya Mar Protesting (right).
The wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine "Kate" Middleton is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.
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Royal Wedding Fever - Outside the Wedding ceremony venue: Westminster Abbey
People waiting for the big day camping outside Westminster Abbey.
The wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine "Kate" Middleton is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.
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Royal Wedding Fever - Outside the Wedding ceremony venue: Westminster Abbey
People waiting for the big day camping outside Westminster Abbey.
The wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine "Kate" Middleton is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.
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Royal Wedding Fever - Outside the Wedding ceremony venue: Westminster Abbey
People waiting for the big day camping outside Westminster Abbey.
The wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine "Kate" Middleton is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.
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