Royal family to be guarded by massive police presence including armed officers and drones at Ascot races

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Royal family to be guarded by massive police presence including armed officers and drones at Ascot races

The Queen, 96, is unlikely to attend any of the five days of Ascot races. Her Majesty was at the final day of racing last year. Prince Charles, Camilla and Prince Edward were also at Asocot last time. 250,000 racegoers are expected to come to the meeting. Thames Police has put together a massive security operation to ensure safety. The drone unit will be keeping a watchful eye over proceedings. Police tactical commander Superintendent Rory Freeman encourages people to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious. He encourages them to call out inappropriate behaviour of friends against women and girls.

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Royal family to be guarded by massive police presence including armed officers and drones at Ascot races.