Police are investigating allegations that officers on protective duties at Windsor Castle fell asleep while guarding the Royal Family. The Metropolitan Police’s Royalty and Specialist Protection team is the focus of the probe, according to multiple reports. The investigation follows concerns raised about conduct while officers were supposed to be carrying out security duties at the Berkshire residence. BBC News and the Guardian report that the Met confirms officers protecting the Royal Family at Windsor Castle are under investigation, though the number of officers involved is not specified by the force in its confirmation. The Sun, as cited by other outlets including the Evening Standard, is reported to have said that up to 30 officers may be affected, while other sources describe the number as unspecified. The Daily Mail also reports that the wider inquiry extends beyond Windsor, with officers placed on restricted duties and further investigations taking place at other royal residences, including Buckingham Palace. Coverage is based on the allegations and the Met’s confirmation that officers are being investigated, with details of outcomes or disciplinary actions not yet reported.