The King acted with decisive authority to strip his brother, Andrew , of his Royal title and evict him from his Windsor mansion. The former Duke of York is now known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, and he must vacate Royal Lodge for private accommodation at Sandringham. No formal Letters Patent were issued, nor was parliamentary legislation required; the King’s prerogative sufficed. The action, though severe, reflects a man whose associations – never proven criminal – had become untenable for an institution whose legitimacy rests on public trust.

Andrew Windsor’s punishment was just and proportionate. The Sussexes’ case is more complex

Yet another challenge persists: the conduct of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Harry and Meghan, having stepped back from royal duties in 2020, agreed wh

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