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18
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0 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation after the lease on his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor was officially surrendered.
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lease → grant → Windsor
A crown estate spokesperson said the former prince paid £1.8m in repair and restoration costs, and the lease was handed back more than 50 years early.
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lease → say → costs
Andrew was entitled to compensation because, as per the terms of his lease, he surrendered it within the first 25 years.
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he → entitle → years
The crown estate spokesperson said: “The lease for Royal Lodge has ended and our focus now is firmly on its future use and the opportunities to generate additional financial value for the nation from its early return.”
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focus → say → return
The former Duke of York moved out of the Windsor mansion this year as the US Department of Justice released files related to the paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Department → move → financier
He was forced to move into Marsh Farm on the king’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, amid public outcry about the rent he paid on the Royal Lodge.
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he → force → Lodge
In June, a National Audit Office investigation revealed that the late queen’s second son received an unknown amount of private income from subletting three cottages on the Royal Lodge estate while paying a peppercorn rent – a small, symbolic payment – for more than two decades.
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son → reveal → decades
The crown estate spokesperson said the property would now be marketed by two nationally recognised agents for its proposed future use.
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property → say → use
On Thursday, Mountbatten-Windsor won his legal challenge against Thames Valley police over search warrants used to raid his home after they arrested him.
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they → win → him
The former prince brought a judicial review of the legality of the force’s actions and those of the central criminal court, which granted the warrants.
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which → bring → warrants
Mr Justice Hilliard, sitting at the high court in central London, said Thames Valley police (TVP) had conceded that it obtained the search powers under the wrong statutory provision and ruled that the warrants were unlawful.
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warrants → sit → provision
The episode is embarrassing for TVP but police believe it will not affect the success of the investigation.
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it → believe → investigation
The arrest followed information that emerged from the Epstein files.
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that → follow → files
It was alleged that when Mountbatten-Windsor was the UK’s trade envoy he shared sensitive information with Epstein, a convicted child sex offender.
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he → allege → Epstein
Police began searching the former Duke of York’s residence on the Sandringham estate and his former Windsor home, Royal Lodge, on the same day as his arrest.
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Police → begin → arrest
Documentary material and electronic devices were seized.
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material → seize → ?
Late last year, King Charles stripped his brother of his right to be a prince and of his dukedom over his association with Epstein.
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Charles → strip → Epstein
Mountbatten-Windsor receives an annual stipend, the amount of which has not been disclosed, from King Charles’s private funds, but a palace source told reporters it had been made clear this should not be used to fund the judicial review.
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this → receive → review
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