Royal News

A dramatic day for the royals as the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor strikes at the heart of the monarchy

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19th February 2026
A routine engagement at British Fashion Week turned, by accident, into one of the most crucial events in the reign of Charles III. The King had reserved his seat at the side of the catwalk weeks ago but a quirk of fate turned this otherwise ordinary day of engagements into a moment of royal history. Charles III arrived to a barrage of questions from reporters wanting a reaction to the…
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King Charles is ready to support police over enquiries into behaviour of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

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9th February 2026
Buckingham Palace has said The King is ‘ready to support’ police as it was confirmed officers are assessing claims that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential reports during his time as a trade envoy with Jeffrey Epstein. Thames Valley Police said it was looking at the claims which concern Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s time as a special trade envoy. Documents released by the US…
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Prince Edward makes unexpected comment about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

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3rd February 2026
The Duke of Edinburgh has become the first senior member of the Royal Family to speak out after the latest revelations about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Prince Edward was asked about his brother and had a very firm reply. While speaking at the World Governments Summit, being held in Dubai, the Prince took a long question about the latest events. He was…
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Opinion

Norway’s monarchy faces its toughest test yet - will it survive the fallout?

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2nd February 2026
For decades, Norway’s monarchy has survived by doing something deceptively simple: staying out of trouble, staying out of politics, and staying broadly in tune with the public mood. That quiet social contract is now under visible strain. The question being asked in Oslo is no longer whether the royal family is embarrassed – that much is obvious – but whether the institution itself is…
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