'Lost African tribe' who live in Scottish forest attacked by angry locals

A self-proclaimed 'lost tribe' who have set up camp in a Scottish forest say they have been attacked by locals throwing rocks and shouting abuse.

The so-called Kubala Kingdom established itself earlier this year in woodland near Jedburgh, saying they were reclaiming land supposedly taken from their ancestors in the Highlands 400 years ago.

Jean Gasho, 43, who styles herself as Queen Nandi, posted footage online this week showing members of the public confronting her group.

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