Prince Philip funeral: Police probing 'threats to royals' as 'ring of steel' set up
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dailystar.co.ukPolice will be contending with security concerns including "threats to the Royal Family" ahead of Prince Philip’s funeral – as a fortified perimeter is set up around Windsor Castle.Royals will pay their respects to the Duke of Edinburgh at St George’s Chapel on Saturday, April 16.Owing to coronavirus restrictions, only 30 people will be allowed to attend, with the guest list will be made up of senior members of the monarchy and foreign dignitaries.Police officers and the town’s mayor have urged members of the public to keep their distance, and set up a ring of steel around the venue.
Thames Valley Police have implemented number plate checks, erected barriers, and deployed armed and mounted officers on patrol.Graham Wettone, a Met Police.
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