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Hecklers question King Charles and Prince William about Andrew

9 March 2026
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Anti-monarchy protesters confronted King Charles and other royals during a Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, demanding answers about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The demonstrators chanted slogans like “Not my king” and displayed signs linking the royal to Epstein, who has been accused of serious misconduct. Mountbatten-Windsor, currently eighth in line to the throne, was arrested last month, raising calls from Commonwealth leaders for his removal from the succession.

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