Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's home faces 'extremely high wildfire risk'

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been warned he faces yet another setback at his Norfolk residence after being issued with a serious wildfire warning in the area surrounding his Marsh Farm home.Wild Ken Hill nature reserve, standing less than five miles from the estate where the former prince resides, has declared the danger level "extremely high", citing dry ground conditions in the wake of what proved to be the hottest June ever recorded in Britain.It serves as another blow for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor, with the King reportedly having "no plans" to invite the former duke to the Royal Family's summer retreat in Balmoral.

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His five-bedroom property, which he moved into following his exile from Royal Lodge in April, sits within King Charles's sprawling 20,000-acre Sandringham estate, where the surrounding countryside and parkland that once seemed an appealing feature of his new home now could present a genuine vulnerability during the increasingly hot summer months.

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