This time around, it's really clear that the king is calling the shots. The statements come from him.

He's left people in no doubt as to why he's taking this action. What I think is really interesting

is the symbolism of him moving from Windsor, which for a thousand years has been the seat of royal power in the UK to Sandringham.

And there are a few reasons for this.

I mean, what do you do when your parents are being so publicly humiliated and are really sort of in the eye of the storm?

You have to have some sympathy for them.

Oh, I do.

And I think that we've seen that compassion also

coming from the King and the Prince of Wales, it's been made clear that they're not going to be

punished for things that are completely beyond their control. Hello and welcome to a new

episode of a Right Roll podcast with me, Andrea.

And me, Emily.

We're back after our bonus episode on Prince Andrew and there's plenty more royal drama to dive into.

This one's definitely one for the history books.

That's right. King Charles has begun a formal process to strip Prince Andrew of his remaining

styles, titles and honours.

Buckingham Palace confirmed the move in a statement on Thursday night.

Yes, and from now on he'll simply be known as Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor.

Plus an eviction from Royal Lodge looks to be just round the corner.

Indeed, a formal notice has been served by Andrew, which means he will

surrender the lease and relocate to alternative private accommodation. We'll be unpacking where

he's moving, who's foot in the bill, and what this means for Sarah Ferguson and of course the

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