Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
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- Oct 9
High Court rules police search warrants for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes unlawful
Thames Valley Police accepted that the search warrants used to raid Andrew's Sandringham and Royal Lodge properties were unlawful. The criminal investigation continues, and a private hearing on the seized material is set for 2027.
- Oct 9
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor receives £302,000 compensation for early Royal Lodge lease surrender
The Crown Estate said on Friday that the former prince was paid for handing back his Royal Lodge lease early, after he paid £1.8 million towards repairs and dilapidations.
- Oct 6
UK financial watchdog reviews whistleblower handling after death of Simon Andriesz
Britain's Financial Conduct Authority opened an internal review into its treatment of Simon Andriesz, a former brokerage executive who died by suicide in Thailand after revealing ties between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.
- Oct 5
Police accept Andrew's search warrants were unlawful, but Epstein probe continues
Thames Valley Police accepted in the High Court that the warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Sandringham and Windsor homes were wrongly granted. The former prince, who has not been charged, remains under investigation and the seized material stays in police hands.
- Jun 5
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sublet Crown Estate cottages for private income while paying symbolic rent, NAO report reveals
A National Audit Office report has found that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received undisclosed private income from subletting three cottages on his Windsor estate, where he paid only a symbolic rent for over 20 years.
