UK imposes no-fly zone below 2,000 feet over King Charles's estate after drone security scare.

The UK has imposed a no-fly zone below 2,000 feet over King Charles's Sandringham estate in Norfolk after drones flying over the estate sparked a security scare during a visit from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The restrictions, which came into effect on March 10, exempt royal flights, visitors' aircraft, and police and emergency services. The move aims to enhance public safety and security.