UK Government Considers Removing Prince Andrew from Line of Succession
The British government is reportedly considering new legislation to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, also known as Prince Andrew, from the line of succession to the throne following his arrest on misconduct charges.
21 Feb, 01:04 — 21 Feb, 03:05
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British government weighs removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from throne succession after arrest on misconduct charges, requiring new legislation to change royal line.
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