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Disgraced Prince Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson 'agree to leave Royal Lodge — but demand two homes in return': Report
- Last week Prince Andrew entered advanced talks with the King’s representatives about quitting Royal Lodge and has reportedly agreed to leave only if he can move to Frogmore Cottage.
- Buckingham Palace has long pressed Prince Andrew, the King’s younger brother, to give up Royal Lodge, cutting his annual allowance last year as the public spending watchdog prepares to examine his finances.
- Royal Lodge is a 30-bedroom mansion where Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, former wife of Prince Andrew, have lived for more than two decades, but his prepaid lease and compensation issues complicate relocation.
- There is a growing sense that Andrew will soon move as Prince William stays out of negotiations but wants the matter resolved, while demonstrators protest outside Andrew's Windsor home.
- Liberal Democrats have urged parliamentary scrutiny, calling for the Crown Estate and Prince Andrew to give evidence under oath and may use their final opposition day after he lost the Duke of York title.
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Prince William and Princess Kate have won. The wrestling around the Royal Lodge has come to an end and Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Fergie will finally leave the luxury villa. But not without demanding a return for the separation.
In the United Kingdom, pressure was rising around the royal family and Prince Andrew. In the Epstein affair, Charles III's brother announced that he would give up the use of his titles, but the public now demanded that he leave his home at the royal residence.
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right5Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Left
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- 54% of the sources lean Left
54% Left
L 54%
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