King Charles was confronted by an Indigenous senator who told him "you are not my king" and demanded a treaty between Australia's First Nations and its government on Monday.Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave at Australia's Parliament House to verbally attack him and say "genocide" had been committed against the Commonwealth country's indigenous people.

Indigenous lawmaker Lidia Thorpe was removed from an event at Australia’s parliament after accusing the British royal family of “genocide” and stealing land.

A protester has interrupted King Charles's visit to Parliament House in Canberra. The protester - who is an independent Senator who sits in the Parliament - shouted “you are not our King” as the King sat down after his speech.