Police search ex-Prince Andrew’s former home a day after his arrest
Al Jazeera
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains under investigation, which means he has neither been charged nor exonerated by police.
British police are searching the former home of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for a second day after questioning him on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The search of the disgraced royal’s former Royal Lodge home on the Windsor estate continued on Friday, one day after the 66-year-old was released under investigation after being held by police for 11 hours over allegations that he sent confidential government documents to the late convicted sex offender Epstein.
During his time in custody, police had raided Wood Farm on the sprawling grounds of the King’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, where he is currently living, and his former home, the 30-room Royal Lodge residence in the parkland near Windsor Castle, west of London.
Unmarked vans, believed to be police vehicles, were seen entering the grounds in Windsor throughout Friday morning.
Mountbatten-Windsor remains under investigation, which means he has neither been charged nor exonerated by Thames Valley Police, the force responsible for areas west of London.
At least 1,000 companies have already sued the administration of United States President Donald Trump. Legal experts argue a higher burden will be on small businesses
Lebanon’s official news agency NNA says ‘Israeli drone’ targeted the Hittin neighbourhood of the Ein el-Hilweh camp.
Can wildlife tourism balance conservation, land rights and profit?
Unions have slammed the reforms as an effort under libertarian President Javier Milei to erode protections for workers.
Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe has apologised if people were offended by UK ‘colonised by immigrants’ comment.
Eighteen Senegal fans were detained following the AFCON final in Morocco on January 18 and were sentenced on Thursday.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains under investigation, which means he has neither been charged nor exonerated by police.
Residents say they’re scared for their own homes after a deadly building collapse in northern Lebanon.
