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  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-001.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-007.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-010.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured prior to the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-008.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-005.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-015.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-016.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-003.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-014.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-012.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-011.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-009.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured prior to the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-006.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured prior to the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-002.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured prior to the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-013.jpg
  • Windsor UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-004.JPG
  • Windsor, UK. 2nd December, 2021. PETA's 'bear' is pictured prior to the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle as part of a campaign intended to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to drop the use of real bearskin caps. Last month, PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL revealed the world’s first faux bear fur, which looks and functions like the bearskin used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps. PETA states that it takes the skin of at least one bear to make each cap, some bears being shot several times before they die and bear cubs being left to starve when mother bears are killed, and ECOPEL has offered to supply the MoD with faux bear fur free-of-charge until 2030 (the MoD spent more than £1m on 891 bearskin caps in the past seven years according to a FOI request).
    PETA-Windsor-Castle-bearskin-017.jpg
  • PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle on 15 November 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-003.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 15th November, 2022. PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-006.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. A PETA supporter dressed as a guard poses daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-006.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pour fake blood over themselves on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-001.jpg
  • PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle on 15 November 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-002.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-013.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-010.jpg
  • PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle on 15 November 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-001.jpg
  • PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle on 15 November 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-004.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pour fake blood over themselves on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-009.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 15th November, 2022. PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-005.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-002.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-014.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-012.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-008.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-007.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 15th November, 2022. PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-008.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-015.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-003.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 15th November, 2022. PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-007.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 15th November, 2022. PETA supporters hold a banner reading 'Bearskin Caps? That’s Old Hat! Switch to Faux Fur' during the Changing of the Guard ceremony outside Windsor Castle. PETA continue to campaign to urge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to replace the bearskins used to make the King’s Guard’s caps with the world’s first faux bear fur, created by PETA and luxury faux furrier ECOPEL. A government e-petition in support of PETA’s campaign was signed by more than 100,000 people by July 2022.
    PETA-bearskins-action-Windsor-009.jpg
  • London, UK. 11th July, 2022. PETA supporters dressed as guards pour fake blood over themselves on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-011.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pose daubed with fake blood on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-005.jpg
  • PETA supporters dressed as guards pour fake blood over themselves on Westminster Bridge ahead of a Parliamentary debate to discuss replacing bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur on 11th July 2022 in London, United Kingdom. It requires the skin of at least one bear to make a cap, some bears being shot several times before they die, and PETA contends that a new faux bear fur created in conjunction with luxury faux furrier ECOPEL looks and performs the same as the bearskin currently used to make the Queen’s Guard’s caps.
    PETA-bearskins-Westminster-004.jpg
  • A Coldstream Guards officer proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park prior to the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service on 19 September 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
    Death-of-Queen-Elizabeth-II-017.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 19th September, 2022. An escort party of Coldstream Guards wearing black armbands proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park following the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in the State Hearse to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
    Death-of-Queen-Elizabeth-II-274.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 19th September, 2022. The Grenadier Guards band proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park during the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in the State Hearse to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
    Death-of-Queen-Elizabeth-II-251.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 19th September, 2022. An escort party of Coldstream Guards wearing black armbands proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park prior to the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin in the State Hearse to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
    Death-of-Queen-Elizabeth-II-244.jpg
  • An escort party of Coldstream Guards wearing black armbands proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park prior to the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service on 19 September 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
    Death-of-Queen-Elizabeth-II-032.jpg
  • The Corps of Drums of the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards returns to Victoria Barracks following the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle on 27th January 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. VisitBritain will launch a £10 million international marketing campaign in February targeting visitors from Europe and the USA.
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  • The Corps of Drums of the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards returns to Victoria Barracks following the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle on 27th January 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. VisitBritain will launch a £10 million international marketing campaign in February targeting visitors from Europe and the USA.
    Grenadier-Guards-Corps-Drums-001.jpg
  • The Corps of Drums of the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards returns to Victoria Barracks following the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle on 27th January 2022 in Windsor, United Kingdom. VisitBritain will launch a £10 million international marketing campaign in February targeting visitors from Europe and the USA.
    Grenadier-Guards-Corps-Drums-003.jpg
  • Windsor, UK. 19th September, 2022. The Band of the Grenadier Guards proceeds along the Long Walk in Windsor Great Park prior to the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin to St George’s Chapel for the Committal Service. Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died at Balmoral aged 96 on 8th September 2022 after a reign lasting 70 years.
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  • Windsor, UK. 27th January, 2022. The 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards returns to Victoria Barracks following the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle. VisitBritain will launch a £10 million international marketing campaign in February targeting visitors from Europe and the USA.
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