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Did Andrew need to charge his Royal Lodge tenants full rent?
Undoubtedly, the royals will be hoping that these latest disclosures will bring this embarrassing matter to an end.
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mirror.co.uk
Disgraced Andrew sports huge bruise as he’s spotted for first time in weeks
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was seen out driving today for the first time in weeks, close to his new home in Sandringham, with a huge red mark on his right cheek
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dailymail.com
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is spotted with mystery bruise on his face
The former prince was in a car leaving Marsh Farm on the King's Sandringham estate in Norfolk today.
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telegraph.co.uk
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor pictured with bruised face
Former Duke of York’s facial swelling is not a cause for concern, says source
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hindustantimes.com
What happened to former royal Prince Andrew? Ex-prince seen with facial bruise during rare Sandringham Estate outing
Former royal Prince Andrew was photographed during a rare outing at the Sandringham Estate in the UK, where he appeared with a visible facial bruise. | World News
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nzherald.co.nz
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor snapped with bruise on face near Sandringham estate
It follows a security scare last month when he was approached by a masked man.
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Outrage as Andrew raked in cash by sub-letting Royal Lodge cottages
The disgraced former Duke of York’s lease for his previous Royal Lodge mansion allowed him to rent out three of the eight buildings within the grounds of 99-acre estate - and…
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theage.com.au
Andrew spotted with large, purple bruise covering much of his face
A source insisted there had been “no drama”, accident or attack, but would not discuss it further because of medical confidentiality.
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smh.com.au
Bruised Andrew back in spotlight over secret rent deals
It’s been revealed the disgraced former prince, spotted with a large bruise on his cheek, made money from his Windsor estate despite paying a peppercorn rent for two decades.
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AN WILSON: Most want a monarchy - but this is what must now happen
Many people will be astonished to learn that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could be entitled to over £300,000 in compensation.
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Andrew cashed in with secret rent deals at Royal Lodge
Disgraced former prince paid peppercorn rent for Royal Lodge, but let out surrounding cottages.
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adnkronos.com
UK: New accusations for Andrew, he sublet Royal Lodge cottages
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received undeclared rental income from subletting three cottages on the Royal Lodge estate, which he leased from the Crown Estate. This was revealed by…
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independent.co.uk
Andrew seen with large mystery bruise across his face
The discolouration is said to be the result of a non-serious medical condition
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spectator.com
Did Andrew need to charge his Royal Lodge tenants full rent?
Undoubtedly, the royals will be hoping that these latest disclosures will bring this embarrassing matter to an end.
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Reason behind Andrew's black eye as ex-prince seen for first time in days
The King's disgraced brother has not been spotted in days but was snapped yesterday with an unexpected large red and purple patch around his cheek and eyes sparking speculation
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Mystery over Andrew's sublet deals 'concerning' as he's urged to 'come clean'
A former chair of the Public Accounts Committee has said it is “very concerning” it has not been established how much cash Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was able to pocket when…
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor photographed with huge bruise on his face
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Why weren’t we told about Andrew’s ‘side hustle’ as a landlord?
The revelation that the disgraced former prince was earning money from royal cottages brings into question again how the monarchy is funded, as Sean O’Grady explains
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inews.co.uk
The four urgent questions Andrew must answer over subletting royal properties
Disgraced former duke faces scrutiny over taxpayer implications of 'secretive' rental deal as fresh details of sublet properties emerge