US EditionPrince Andrew's Coat of Arms Taken Down From Windsor Castle Amid Allegations
Prince Andrew relinquished royal titles amid Epstein-related allegations, prompting removal of his coat of arms after nearly 20 years at Windsor Castle, with 88% public approval.
- On Saturday, Prince Andrew, former Duke of York, had his banner of his coat of arms removed from Windsor Castle, where it no longer appears next to Prince William's banner.
- Amid allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre, Prince Andrew, former Duke of York, relinquished his official titles following details in Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice.
- Experts flagged the unceremonious removal of the coat of arms is usually reserved for serious cases like high treason, and Omid Scobie wrote `“Understandably, he cares for his brother,”` about King Charles III's emotional response.
- The Spectator's research suggests Prince Andrew, former Duke of York, should have paid more than 16million in rent for the Royal Lodge, while Marshalls estate agent estimates �67,000pcm. Andrew claims a 'cast-iron' lease on the 30-room property.
- Public sentiment and palace timing framed the removal as a quietly managed step, with Ipsos polling earlier this week finding 88% support and a palace insider telling The Sun it was removed at the most convenient moment.
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The British Royals make serious and banish the coat of arms of the scandalous Prince Andrew from Windsor Castle.
Prince Andrew's banner with his coat of arms has been removed from Windsor Castle as controversy over his links to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein continues.
Prince Andrew's Coat of Arms Taken Down From Windsor Castle Amid Allegations
A banner bearing Prince Andrew's coat of arms was removed from Windsor Castle's St George Chapel. The news follows the removal of his titles amid controversy over his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Next blow for Prince Andrew: First he lays down his title, now his coat of arms banner was removed from the St. George's Chapel. Prince Andrew disappears more and more from the public.
Prince Andrew’s Coat of Arms Taken Down in a Move Reportedly Saved for Traitors
Prince Andrew’s coat of arms has been removed from Windsor Castle as his connection to Jeffrey Epstein continues to make headlines. Multiple outlets have confirmed that the banner signifying his connection to the Order of the Garter was taken down from its post inside St George’s Chapel. The honor has been given to multiple senior members of the royal family and has been hanging since Andrew became a Knight of the Garter in 2006. A virtual tour …
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