On the eve of Donald Trump's state visit to the UK, protesters projected images linking the US president to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle. Thames Valley Police arrested four people over the stunt, which included disputed documents, media clippings and references to Epstein's victims.
The action formed part of a wider campaign that has seen activists distribute Epstein-themed merchandise and unfurl large banners along Windsor's approach routes. The protests have reignited debate about the limits of free expression, the symbolism of using royal landmarks, and the balance between activism and public order.
