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UK Weighs Law to Remove Andrew From Succession as Police Intensify Epstein-Linked Probe

The push follows expanding evidence-gathering in a misconduct-in-public-office investigation tied to alleged sharing of sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein.

Overview

  • Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor was arrested on February 19 at Sandringham, questioned for about 12 hours, and released as the investigation continues.
  • Thames Valley Police searches have entered a third day at Royal Lodge in Windsor, with officers collecting fingerprints, photographs and DNA samples.
  • The probe focuses on alleged misconduct in public office, including claims he forwarded government and commercial details from his 2001–2011 trade envoy work to Epstein.
  • Scotland Yard is pursuing parallel lines of inquiry into private flight movements linked to Epstein and has interviewed current and former Royalty and Specialist Protection officers about potential reporting failures.
  • The Starmer government is considering unprecedented legislation to exclude him from the line of succession, with polls showing roughly 82% support and UK reports indicating King Charles III would not oppose the move.