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Prince Andrew Wins Judicial Review Over Unlawful Warrant Search

By Drooid · Oct 9, 2026, 2:05 PM UTC · How we work

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Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received £302,000 compensation after surrendering the Royal Lodge lease.
He paid £1.8 million for repair and restoration work before vacating.
Andrew moved to a house on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk earlier this year.
King Charles stripped Andrew of his prince title after U.S. DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein were released.
A High Court ruled Thames Valley police’s search warrants unlawful, granting Andrew a judicial review victory.

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Story summary

Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received £302,000 compensation after surrendering the Royal Lodge lease.
He paid £1.8 million for repair and restoration work before vacating.
Andrew moved to a house on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk earlier this year.
King Charles stripped Andrew of his prince title after U.S. DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein were released.
A High Court ruled Thames Valley police’s search warrants unlawful, granting Andrew a judicial review victory.