The royal family was met with protesters at their largest public gathering since Prince Andrew's arrest on March 9 at Westminster Abbey in London. The protesters, who held signs referencing Andrew's connection to Jeffrey Epstein, questioned the royal family's privilege and accountability. Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office on Feb. 19, linked to convicted sex offender Epstein, and was held for 11 hours before being released under investigation. The arrest has raised questions about accountability and privilege within the royal household. If convicted, Andrew could face a maximum life imprisonment. The royal family is now considering removing Andrew from the eighth line of succession, where he stands behind Prince William and his children.