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Overview
- Democratic members of the U.S. House Oversight Committee requested a transcribed interview on Jeffrey Epstein’s network, setting a November 20 deadline and noting his cooperation would be voluntary.
- Buckingham Palace confirmed formal notice to surrender the Royal Lodge lease and said he will move to alternative private accommodation, with multiple reports indicating a Sandringham property funded from the King’s private finances.
- The Gazette published Letters Patent revoking his use of HRH and the titular dignity of Prince, establishing his formal name as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
- Reporting points to developing legal exposure, including a threatened private prosecution by the anti‑monarchy group Republic and calls for fresh reviews by the Metropolitan Police and the FBI.
- Recent coverage depicts him preparing to leave Royal Lodge and facing a subdued Christmas, with his daughters expected at Sandringham and aides weighing options to ensure he is not left entirely alone.