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Buckingham Palace did NOT receive advanced warning of Andrew’s arrest

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19th February 2026
The arrest of the King’s brother at a private residence on the Sandringham estate was carried out without prior notification to Buckingham Palace. Shortly after eight o’clock on Thursday morning, six unmarked vehicles and a number of plain-clothes officers from Thames Valley Police arrived at Wood Farm, where Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had taken up residence only weeks ago. By…
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested

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19th February 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested. The former prince was detained on Thursday morning. He has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. It is understood that he is now in police custody. It’s believed that inquiries are ongoing…
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Prince and Princess of Wales in romantic move for Valentine's Day

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14th February 2026
The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared a romantic photo to mark Valentine’s Day. William and Kate are seen snuggled up to one another in a moody black and white image released on February 14 2026. In an accompanying message, the couple added a sweet pink love heart emoji after wishing ”Happy Valentine’s Day”. While the couple are known for sharing photos to mark…
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The Prince and Princess of Wales make first public statement following latest Epstein revelations

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9th February 2026
The Prince and Princess of Wales have made their first public statement following the latest revelations about the friendship of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. William and Kate said that they are ”deeply concerned by the continuing revelations”. Their spokesperson added that ”their thoughts remain focused on the…
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Prince Edward plants famous Sycamore Gap sapling in touching royal ceremony

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7th February 2026
The Duke of Edinburgh has visited Inverclyde to plant a sapling from the iconic Sycamore Gap tree, bringing a living legacy to the local community and supporting the work of recovery charity Moving On Inverclyde. The original Sycamore Gap tree, part of Hadrian’s Wall, was unlawfully felled two years ago, sparking international condemnation. The sapling, gifted through the National Trust’s…
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