Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'stuck in limbo' as Thames Valley Police investigation continues
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is "living in limbo" seven months on from his arrest by Thames Valley Police, according to friends.The former Duke of York has been confined to Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk since his arrest on February 19 - the morning of his 66th birthday.Though he retains his passport and faces no official restrictions on movement, royal officials have made clear that venturing overseas would be ill-advised.His isolation extends beyond purely geography.
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He is understood not to have spoken to King Charles for a considerable period, though he remains in touch with Princess Anne and Prince Edward.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Friends maintain he is "making the most" of his Norfolk existence and feels a measure of relief at having escaped the Windsor "bubble."Yet with the criminal investigation likely to drag on for many months more, the uncertainty shows no sign of lifting.A source close to him told The Telegraph: "While Andrew remains under...
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