This is The Guardian.

Something like this has simply hasn't happened in living memory or indeed for quite a bit longer

than that. I mean, the last time a royal was arrested, you have to start looking back hundreds

of years past to the time of the

Civil War.

Start with breaking news about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

The BBC understands that he has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Now known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, he was taken into custody in Norfolk just a short while ago.

He is accused of allegedly sharing

confidential information with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. There is a very real possibility

that this does actually get worse for the royal family in a lot of respects. King Charles says the

law must take its course as his brother Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is arrested and taken into custody.

From The Guardians today and focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy Hoff.

I'm joined by David Pegg, Guardian journalist who's reported extensively on the monarchy.

Thanks so much for coming up to the studio David on this unprecedented day with

news that Andrew Mount Belt in Windsor, obviously of course the former Prince Andrew, has been

arrested at his Sanjungham home, the extraordinary site of a number of unmarked police vehicles

pulling up outside his property. He's now in custody. We understand

he was celebrating his 66th birthday. Yeah, it's, you know, pretty unprecedented. To put it very,

very mildly, something like this simply hasn't happened in living memory or indeed for quite a bit

longer than that. I mean, the last time a royal was arrested, you have to

start looking back hundreds of years past to the time of the civil war. Princess Anne was

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