Indigenous independent Senator Lidia Thorpe was escorted out of a parliamentary reception for the royal couple after shouting that British colonizers have taken Indigenous land and bones.

King Charles faced shouts of "you are not my King" from an independent senator after he finished an address at Australia's Parliament House. Australia correspondent Katy Watson is in Canberra and had more details on #BBCBreakfast https://t.co/7yE36yvV3J pic.twitter.com/9eBjFULQUn

Australian senator shouts 'you are not my King' at Charles during royal reception in Canberra - Senator Lidia Thorpe shouted ‘give us our land back’ at the royal reception in Canberra

Senator Lidia Thorpe has shouted "You are not our King" at King Charles after his opening speech inside the Great Hall at Parliament House.

Britain’s King Charles II had just finished giving a speech to Australia’s Parliament House on Monday when an Indigenous senator began yelling, “You are not my king.”

At a Parliament reception to welcome the British monarch, Lidia Thorpe shouted at Charles that he was not her king and should “give us our land back.”

Aboriginal senator Lidia Thorpe stormed into Australian parliament at the end of King Charles' speech on Monday and heckled him to protest the rights of the country's indigenous people, dispossessed of their lands after the arrival of the British in 1770.

King Charles was accused of "genocide" by an Indigenous senator at Australia's Parliament House on Monday, moments after he delivered a speech in which he paid his "respects to the traditional owners of the lands".

King Charles, who is visiting Australia with Queen Camilla, had just made a speech to the Parliament in Canberra when the incident occurred

Senator Lidia Thorpe launched a furious tirade at King Charles and Queen Camilla as they entered Australia's Parliament - accusing the royals of genocide and of stealing land