Protester shouting 'you're sick' at Prince Andrew is led away by police

In a clip from the procession, he could be seen shouting as the crowd chanted "God Save The King." The police quickly took care of him and dragged him away from the crowd as the motorcade continued

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Protester insults Queen Elizabeth II's motorcade

A man was led away by police after heckling Prince Andrew during a procession in which the Queen's coffin lay.

The solemn procession proceeded from the Palace of Holyroodhouse to St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh and was interrupted by a man who allegedly shouted at Prince Andrew.

In a clip of the procession along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, the Scottish capital, he could have been seen shouting as the crowd chanted "God Save The King".

He reportedly shouted 'Andrew, you're a sick old man' as the Duke of York passed behind his mother's hearse.

The police quickly took care of him and dragged him away from the crowd as the motorcade continued.

A Scottish Police spokesman has confirmed a man has been arrested following an incident on the Royal Mile.

A spokesperson said; "A 22-year-old man was arrested in connection with a public order incident on the Royal Mile at around 2.50pm on Monday September 12."

The man was taken away by police after arresting Prince Andrew (

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The protester shouted 'Andrew, you are a sick old man' as the Duke of York walked past his mother's house...