Royal superfan camping out for Coronation has tent stolen, 'leaving him sleeping outside...
A royal superfan whose belongings were stolen from his tent while he was camping out for the Coronation has said he is now "scared to go to the toilet".
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A royal superfan whose belongings were stolen from his tent while he was camping out for the Coronation has said he is now "scared to go to the toilet".
Patriotic campers swathed in Union Flags and stocked up with booze and bunting are settled in for Saturday - many of whom also camped out for the Queen's funeral in September last year.
Patrick McCrossan, 62, of Chelsea, West London, has been forced to sleep in an outdoor chair on The Mall after having two tents stolen ahead of the King's Coronation on Saturday.
As an army of royal fans descend on London those camping out on The Mall in the run up to the Coronation on Saturday are already getting the party started as they celebrated.