A COUPLE stun onlookers by romping in broad daylight yards from the gates of Buckingham Palace.
Footage taken by a cyclist shows the woman straddling the man as families and joggers watched aghast in St James’s Park.
Two police officers on horseback moved in to break them up on Saturday afternoon.
But, despite them being right next to the pavement in Birdcage Walk, the cops’ only action was to warn the saucy couple about social distancing.
The 27-year-old cyclist told The Sun: “The Queen would have been outraged — they were at it like rabbits in the shadow of Buckingham Palace.
“Their foreplay must have lasted 15 minutes. Then the girl climbed on top and staddled him and they started having full sex.
“I walked straight past and looked at him and he didn’t even care so I decided to get it on video.
“Families and joggers went past as they went at it but they didn’t give a damn who saw them.”
The cyclist said two officers in high-vis vests eventually arrived on horseback after a passer-by complained.
But they did not dismount to tackle the brazen pair, who appeared to have escaped with a verbal ticking off.
The cyclist said: “I was surprised nothing was done during lockdown because they were clearly very close to the pavement.”
The cyclist’s video is accompanied by his comments on the shameless pair, as he laughs: “This is outrageous. They are actually s*****g.”
It is not the first time a couple have risked a blue-blooded bonk beside the palace.
Another two went at it under a tree in St James’s Park in July — giggling as park-goers looked on — and also escaped police action.
A Met spokesman said: “Mounted branch officers on routine patrol encountered a man and a woman who appeared to be having a picnic on Birdcage Walk.
“Officers engaged with the pair and spoke to them to remind them of the current government guidance, including around social distancing, and advised them to return home.
The officers did not observe any sexual activity taking place.” The Queen, 93, is currently at Windsor Castle with Prince Philip, 98.
