The British Army has launched an investigation into a group sex video allegedly made by five of the Queen's military bodyguards. A spokesman at the Ministry of Defence said an "incident" was being investigated, but declined to comment on the revelation in the tabloid Sun daily. The newspaper claimed it had a copy of the video showing the five having sex with a woman at an army barracks down the road from Buckingham Palace.
The comments came after the Sun newspaper splashed: "Queen's guards in porn shame" across its front page. The five Life Guard troopers -- members of an elite unit of the British Army, which accompanies the Queen on horseback during parades -- staged the late-night orgy at London's Hyde Park Barracks, the Sun said. The footage was a stark contrast to the guards' usual performance, when they parade on horseback in public sporting plumed helmets and red uniforms.
Punishment for the incident could range from a fine and loss of promotion opportunities to being kicked out of the army, the Sun said. Queen's guards in group sex video claim. The Sydney Morning Herald. License this article.
