Thames Valley Police Investigate Mountbatten-Windsor

0:00This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI and presented by the Daily News Now. Tems Valley police are sticking to their investigation of Andrew Mound Badden Windsor for misconduct in public office. The former Duke of York was arrested on February 19, his 66th birthday, and released the same evening while the probe continues. Officials say they're aware of rumors about other possible crimes, but remain focused on this main allegation. Meanwhile, sources suggest police might explore broader offenses since proving misconduct requires a high legal threshold, especially questions over, his public role at the time. The inquiry started last month, with Mound Badden Windsor keeping a low profile at Wood Farm on the Sandering Hammer State. He's faced major fallout, including losing his Duke of York title late last year on orders from King Charles, along with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, losing hers. He's forced to relocate to Norfolk properties amid ongoing renovations at Marsh Farm.

1:01Recently, movers were seen hauling boxes labeled for an HRH sitting room and office into Marsh Farm, despite the title stripping. Separately, Lord Mandelson faces a similar misconduct probe by the Metropolitan Police over alleged Epstein leaks. Police emphasized they're keeping an open mind as the case develops, with no further updates for now.