Lewis Goodall
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 19 Feb
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This is not something that we are used to seeing.
And we have to remember that Andrew remains eighth in line to the throne.
He still lives in a royal residence.
It isn't in Windsor, it isn't Royal Lodge, the place that he was moved out of, but it is on the royal estate.
And I think the questions now for the royal family, and particularly for the monarch, his brother, will be how close that relationship is made to seem between the two of them and to the wider public.
So the king, his brother, did appear in public today.
Extraordinarily, he was going to London Fashion Week.
We have pictures of him walking in, and he refused to answer any journalist questions.
He wasn't heckled by the public, as far as we can see, but he wouldn't answer questions, and he has, as I said, made that statement about supporting the course of law.
Given the seriousness of how you describe what's just happened, why do you think it's happened now?
What is the trigger?
There is no question in my mind that when King Charles removed that title from Andrew six months ago, last October, when he asked him to leave Royal Lodge, the King was essentially paving the way
for the law to take its course.
He was essentially saying, I think, to the forces of justice in this country, I don't want to tie your hands.
He's my brother, but he is no longer untouchable.
I'm not saying that King Charles had any advance warning of what happened today.
In fact, I think we know that he didn't.
There was no tip-off.
There was no communication between the police, the forces that arrested him, and the monarch.
But that statement was absolutely critical.
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