The Duke of York will receive a six‑figure payment and an ongoing stipend from the King to support his move from Royal Lodge, Windsor, to private accommodation at Sandringham. Funded from private resources, the package is reportedly worth several times his £20,000 naval pension.
MPs urge the PM to bar the Duke of York from succession and any regency, arguing the public would not accept him in a constitutional role. Proposals include amending succession law and tightening rules on counsellors of state.
William and Kate urged a clean break from Prince Andrew, backing the King to remove his roles and Windsor base to safeguard the monarchy’s future. Palace aides weighed legal and constitutional risks and his wellbeing as further steps to strip remaining privileges were considered.
A former warrant officer was jailed for 12 weeks for assaulting a young soldier who later died. Her mother condemned the sentence, said the Army is not safe for young women, and criticised how complaints are handled, accusing leaders of failing to deliver promised reforms.
The King has stripped his brother of remaining titles after mounting public and parliamentary pressure, following a heckling incident. There are renewed calls for police to examine matters linked to past associations and misconduct claims, which he denies.
Andrew Windsor is offered help to move amid renewed speculation over his future at Royal Lodge, with offers to clear personal items such as teddies. The episode underscores continuing uncertainty about his accommodation at Windsor.
Andrew has abandoned efforts to keep Royal Lodge after Sarah Ferguson withdrew her support. The King is advancing plans for his relocation and reviewing arrangements. A minister has urged him to answer US questions about his past associations.
Rachel Reeves plans to introduce higher council tax bands for expensive homes, moving away from 1991 valuations. The change aims to raise billions and support Budget repair, with wealthier property owners paying more to address long‑standing imbalances.
Prince Andrew is set to receive a £558k payment over Royal Lodge, but Buckingham Palace says extensive remedial works after damp and mould were found—estimated at about £1m—could affect or outweigh the sum.
A minister urges Prince Andrew to fully cooperate with US authorities over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, giving a complete account. Pressure mounts after loss of royal privileges; he is expected to stay at Royal Lodge until January despite plans to evict him.