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Prince Andrew should have given up Killyleagh title 'a long time ago'

Prince Andrew has given up his title of Baron Of Killyleagh which had been awarded to him by his mother, Elizabeth II, on his wedding day in 1986.

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All the royal titles Prince Andrew has given up

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Why UK’s Prince Andrew lost his royal title

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Emily Maitlis claims 'we now know Andrew lied to me about his contact with Epstein' in infamous 2019 BBC Newsnight following MoS revelations the ex-Duke told sex offender they were 'in this together in 2011 email'

Emily Maitlis has said that 'we now know Andrew lied to me about his contact with Epstein' in their infamous 2019 BBC Newsnight interview.

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How the King convinced Andrew to fall on his sword

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Andrew sought personal information about accuser, reports claim

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William to take tougher approach with Prince Andrew as future King 'bans outcast uncle from his Coronation'

This will also extend to Sarah Ferguson - who had her Duchess of York title removed yesterday - who will also be banned from royal events after it was revealed last month that she had subsequently sen...

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MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The prince wriggled and squirmed... but a free and fearless Press would not let him off the hook

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MP says Prince Andrew 'right' to drop Duke of York

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All About Prince Andrew's Family, From His Place in the Royal Clan to His Two Daughters

The son of Queen Elizabeth II and brother of King Charles, Prince Andrew was a working royal for most of his life. He shares two daughters with Sarah Ferguson, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

Sarah Ferguson's own family 'questioned her motives' over Prince Andrew marriage

Before the Duchess of York tied the knot with Prince Andrew almost 40 years ago, it is claimed her own family wondered whether they were a suitable match

Yes, Prince Andrew Is Still in the Line of Succession—Here’s Where He Stands

The next 38 royals in line for the British throne after King Charles are Prince William, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's babies Archie and Lilibet, and some bachelors.