A self-styled African tribe have been evicted from their woodland camp in the Scottish Borders where they have been living since May.
Calling themselves the ‘Kingdom of Kubala’, Kofi Offeh (36), Jean Gasho (24) and Kaura Taylor (21) identified by the titles of King Atehene, Queen Nandi, and 'handmaiden' Asnat.
They camped out in Darnic Woods, near Jedburgh, claiming that the land had been stolen from Offeh’s ancestors 400 years ago.
Meanwhile relatives of ‘handmaiden’ Kaura Taylor have reported her missing from her hometown of Dallas and claimed she has been ‘brainwashed’.
An eviction notice was first served on them in early September, with the eviction itself happening later that month.
The ‘tribe’ then moved on to council land, before they were also evicted from their new campsite, with another court order banning them from returning to their original patch of woodland.
They were finally removed from the woods on Thursday, October 2.
Here are 18 pictures telling the strange story.
9. Going nowhere
Despite the eviction notice the remained on the private land. | AFP via Getty Images
10. On borrowed time
By the last week of September the 'tribe' remained on the private land - and were due to be evicted. | Getty Images
11. Stolen land
They claim the land was stolen from ancestors of King Atehene 400 years. | Getty Images
12. Political views
The 'tribe' made their feelings clear about President Donald Trump. | Getty Images