Charles to Discuss Andrew's Fate at Commonwealth Service

0:00On March 9, King Charles heads to Westminster Abbey today for the Commonwealth Day service with leaders from 56 member nations. Sources say he's likely to raise the issue of removing his brother Prince Andrew from the line of succession during private talks. Andrew, now 66, was arrested last month over allegations he shared classified information with Jeffrey Epstein. He sits eighth in line to the throne right now and denies any wrongdoing while police continue their investigation. Prime ministers from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have voiced support for kicking him out, with Canada's leader calling the actions deplorable. That puts pressure on the UK as discussions heat up. Removing Andrew would require new British legislation plus approval from the 14 other realms where Charles is head of state. Officials plan to consider it once the probe wraps up, though nothing's decided yet on his daughter's Beatrice and Eugenie further down the line. Meanwhile, Charles will deliver a speech to about 1800 guests on facing global challenges

1:04like conflict and climate change, stressing the Commonwealth's unity as a force for good and tough times.