King Charles III and Queen Camilla were caught in a downpour during a parade in Antigua and Barbuda, according to a video published by BBC News. The video's headline describes the rain as "torrential."
According to the summary that accompanies the video, the king and queen were standing in an open-air stadium when the rain came on. The summary uses a single sentence to describe the scene. It does not say how long the rain lasted, how the couple responded, or whether the parade continued after the downpour began.
The listing is a video rather than a written article, and its text is limited to a headline, a one-sentence summary, and a web address. The address places the clip in the video section of the BBC News website. No author is credited in the listing, and the text does not state when the parade took place.
The Intelligencer has not identified additional reporting on the event for this story. The account therefore rests on the BBC News listing alone, and no other outlet's account of the rain, the setting, or the parade's program has been checked against it. The account is brief because the underlying material is brief.
Where the sources leave gaps, this report does not fill them. The listing does not name a city for the event beyond the country in the headline, so this story carries no dateline. Details such as attendance, the length of the rain, and the scene after the downpour are not included because the available material does not describe them.
Sources: BBC News: Watch: King Charles III caught in torrential downpour at Antigua and Barbuda parade.