The police investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Duke of York, entered its third day as authorities continued to search his former home, Royal Lodge, located in Windsor. Reports indicate that multiple police vehicles were seen entering and exiting the premises, as investigators sought to uncover evidence linked to allegations of misconduct in public office against Andrew, particularly concerning his connections with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The investigation reportedly involves the examination of potentially classified documents that Andrew may have disclosed during his time as a trade envoy for the UK.

Andrew's recent legal troubles have been compounded by his birthday, which coincided with his arrest on charges of misconduct. He had been interrogated for eleven hours before being released the same day. This incident marks a significant development for a member of the British royal family, particularly as Andrew had already faced public controversy and scrutiny due to his past association with Epstein and subsequent legal fallout. His title rights were revoked in October last year, following his scandals, and he has also been forced to vacate Royal Lodge.

The ongoing investigation is poised to have substantial implications not only for Andrew's personal life but also for the reputation of the British royal family. As the police's investigation continues through the weekend, the outcome may influence public perception of the monarchy and its accountability in light of past controversies involving its members. The situation remains dynamic, and the royal family may need to address the public's concerns about transparency and integrity regarding their members' actions and affiliations.