Prince Andrew lease details on his 75-year Royal Lodge agreement, cast-iron tenancy, compensatory payout and his future amid the Epstein scandal

BEHIND the towering gates of his palatial Windsor home, disgraced Prince Andrew cuts a ghostly figure – whiling away the hours playing video games, clinging to the piles of teddies in his

Prince William and Kate Middleton want to banish Prince Andrew from Royal Lodge and can't abide living next door to him.

Prince Andrew's future at the Royal Lodge is far from secure, with the Crown Estate potentially having the power to remove valuables from the property

FREELOADING Prince Andrew has paid his water rates only occasionally at his rent-free mansion — while bills for the rest of Britain have rocketed by hundreds of pounds. Details of his

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson could announce their exit from Royal Lodge just days after the disgraced Prince sensationally renounced the York Dukedom.

Pressure is intensifying on Britain’s Prince Andrew, who has failed to quell the scandal over his association with disgraced financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Prince William and Princess Kate are finally moving into their long-awaited "forever home," Forest Lodge, in Windsor. But their excitement is reportedly overshadowed by one awkward neighbor: Prince Andrew.

Prince Andrew will be "impossible" to evict from Royal Lodge as expert reveals his rent discount. The 65-year-old released a statement on Friday which shared that he will relinquish all of his remaining titles and honour amid the latest Epstein scandal.

Four out of five Britons believe Prince Andrew should be formally stripped of his dukedom, according to a new poll. It comes as calls intensify for the King’s brother to vacate his Royal Lodge residence.