Denise Welch mocks UK’s ‘terrifying’ outcome after egg thrown at King

The King and Camilla, the Queen Consort, were entering the city through Micklegate Bar on Wednesday when a number of eggs were thrown from the crowd. It has since emerged, police have blocked the university student suspected of having thrown eggs at King Charles III from carrying the items in public.Patrick Thelwell, 23, said police handed him “amusing” conditions when he was released on bail by North Yorkshire Police following his arrest on Wednesday.Among them, he said, was an order to keep away from the new King and a ban from carrying the produce.Footage appeared to show four eggs narrowly missing His Majesty and breaking on the road nearby.Several police officers were seen restraining the suspect on the ground behind temporary fencing set up in the city for the King’s visit.READ MORE: Piers Morgan brands David Walliams ‘one of TV’s nastiest frauds’ Denise Welch mocks UK’s ‘terrifying’ outcome after egg thrown at King (Image: GETTY/ITV) King Charles appeared stunned as he looked down at the ground (Image: GETTY) Egg was seen splattered on the ground after Charles’ York visit (Image: GETTY) Denise Welch reacted to the eggs being thrown at the royals (Image: TWITTER DENISE WELCH)North Yorkshire Police confirmed they arrested a “23-year-old man” on suspicion of a “public order offence” during the royal visit to York Minster.It said: “He was detained following an incident which occurred as King Charles III and the Queen Consort arrived at Micklegate Bar in York yesterday.”But police commander Charlotte Bloxham said the royal visit had otherwise passed off uneventfully.”I’m pleased to report that the policing operation and the overall wider visit was successful today,” she said.DON’T MISS…N-Dubz’ Tulisa breaks silence after being hit with a phone in Glasgow[LATEST]Seann Walsh says he’s the ‘OG’ of kissing someone else’s partner[TV]Demi Rose teases fans in sultry black lingerie snaps[PICTURES]”An enormous amount of planning and preparation goes into visits of this nature. I would like to thank all the officers and staff that supported today’s operation.”Officers interviewed the man and released him on police bail after charging Mr Thelwell with a Section 4 public order offence.He said he is due in court on December 1 but must follow bail conditions until then.The student cannot come within 500 metres of the monarch and revealed he was prohibited from carrying eggs while in a public place.