Buckingham Palace says it will not fund Andrew’s legal action against police
Summary
Buckingham Palace has said that King Charles’s private money will not pay for Prince Andrew’s legal case against Thames Valley police. Prince Andrew is trying to cancel the search warrants that led to his arrest on charges of misconduct in public office.Key Facts
- Prince Andrew is legally challenging the police search warrants linked to his arrest.
- The search warrants allowed police to raid his homes on the Sandringham estate and Windsor.
- Buckingham Palace confirmed the king’s private funds should not be used for Andrew’s legal defense.
- Prince Andrew receives an annual payment from King Charles’s private money.
- Prince Andrew was arrested on February 19, suspected of misconduct in public office linked to sharing information with Jeffrey Epstein.
- A high court hearing about the case is scheduled for Thursday and will be held in private.
- Buckingham Palace says it does not control how Prince Andrew manages his legal defense.
- Thames Valley police say the investigation is ongoing but cannot comment on the legal process.
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