Topless protester shouts 'save the planet' near Windsor Castle
A topless protester has been detained after running in front of a crowd near Windsor Castle following the minute’s silence for the Duke of Edinburgh.
The woman sprinted on to the road shouting “save the planet” after the crowd began clapping, following the silence.
She jumped onto a statue of Queen Victoria before police officers removed her from the scene on Castle Hill.
Images later showed the police retrieving the woman's clothes.
The Royal Family paid their last respects to Prince Philip on Saturday at a funeral that celebrated his naval past, international heritage, and seven decades of service.
The Queen, dressed in black and a white trimmed black mask, stood alone as the funeral service began in St George's Chapel.
At the ceremony in Windsor Castle, mourners, including Prince Charles and his sons Princes William and Harry, were limited in number and separated due to COVID-19 rules.
After the nation observed a minute's silence, Harry and William took up their places on opposite sides of the chapel with the final resting place of Tudor monarch Henry VIII dividing them.
Before the procession, military bands spaced out across the quadrangle of Windsor Castle to play the prince's chosen music, including "I Vow To Thee My Country,", "Jerusalem" and "Nimrod".