Belgravia

Quaker, 15, was one of five Household Cavalry horses spooked while on an exercise in Belgravia.

Vida has returned to duty at the Household Cavalry after recovering in Buckinghamshire.

Fifty years after his mother's death, Neil Berriman embarks on a search for murderer Lord Lucan.

Three horses hurt when they bolted through London have made good enough progress to return to work.

The Household Cavalry horses became spooked at the sound of a loud noise and fled through London.

Horses Quaker and Vida both had surgery after they were injured when they bolted through London.

Two soldiers and two horses are still recovering from the events of last week.