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He is being held on suspicion of misconduct in public office Thames Valley Police confirmed searches at properties in Berkshire and Norfolk.

Police officers arrived at the residence where he has been staying on the Sandringham Estate estate in Norfolk on the morning of Thursday, Feb. 19, his 66th birthday. Images showed vehicles entering the grounds earlier in the day.

In a statement, Thames Valley Police said they had arrested “a man in his sixties from Norfolk on suspicion of misconduct in public office” and were conducting searches at addresses in Berkshire and Norfolk. The individual remains in custody. Authorities did not formally name him.

The development follows confirmation earlier this month that police were assessing a complaint concerning allegations that Andrew shared
confidential material while serving as the U.K.’s special representative for international trade and investment. The claims relate to contact with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing in connection with Epstein. He has not publicly responded to the latest allegations tied to the release of newly unsealed files in January.

Shortly after news of the arrest broke, King Charles III issued a statement expressing “the deepest concern” and emphasizing that “the law must take its course.” Buckingham Palace was not informed in advance of the arrest, according to the BBC. The King added that the appropriate authorities would have the family’s “full and wholehearted support and co-operation.”

Search activity was also reported at Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, where Andrew had lived until recently.

The investigation centers on whether confidential documents connected to his former trade envoy role were improperly shared. Trade envoys are bound by strict duties of discretion, even after leaving office.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy said the matter is now a police investigation and stressed that “nobody in this country is above the law.”

As proceedings unfold, officials say the case will follow the standard legal process.

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Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama has advised women not to rush into moving in with a partner too early in a relationship.

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Anderson Cooper is closing a major chapter of his career.

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US President Donald Trump has seemingly hit back at allegations of racism, showcasing his friendships with high-profile black celebrities following his r@cist video of Barack and Michelle Obama.

This comes after the President received backlash over his recent promotion of an AI-generated video of Barack and Michelle Obama featured as monkeys, along with other lawmakers as animals in a jungle setting.

After refusing to tender an apology, Trump has chosen to share photos with black stars such as Mike Tyson, Oprah Winfrey, Sean 'Diddy' Combs, and Michael Jackson.

'How quickly people forget. So Sad! President DJT,' Trump wrote on the social media platform.

One post highlights a TikTok video with images of Trump shaking Will Smith's hand, kissing black babies, hugging Winfrey, and hanging out with Snoop Dogg.

The post is ironically captioned: 'A Timeline of Trump's bigotry.'

One video showed Trump with Michael Jackson, who was accused of molesting several young boys before his death, with the caption: “Donald Trump values loyalty greatly and he was extremely loyal to Michael Jackson.”

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The Rev. Jesse Jackson was a towering civil rights activist, Baptist minister and two-time Democratic presidential contender.

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Three women in North Carolina, United States have been charged with first-degree m8rder in the d3ath of a 6-year-old child, authorities said.