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Official platform summaryTheScripto holds 1 dated news record for Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, dated 9 October 2026. The most recent coverage reads: High Court told Thames Valley Police accepted warrants used to search his homes were unlawful.
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Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
former Prince — He is in the news because police admitted that the warrants used to search his properties during a February arrest were unlawful.
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Why Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is in the news
9 October 2026He is in the news because police admitted that the warrants used to search his properties during a February arrest were unlawful.
- Thames Valley Police accepted the search warrants were unlawful.
- Items seized in the raid continue to be held by the police.
- A further hearing set for 2027 will determine whether the material can be used as evidence.
- The judge noted that quashing the warrants does not end the investigation.
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