World · 23 February 2026
How Could Andrew Be Removed From the Royal Line of Succession — and Which Countries Must Agree?
Former Prince Andrew remains eighth in line to the British throne, but the UK government is considering legislation to remove him following his recent arrest and ongoing investigations. Any formal removal isn’t straightforward: it requires an Act of the UK Parliament and the consent of all 14 Commonwealth realms where King Charles III is head of state, including countries like Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Constitutional experts say the process would be complex and lengthy.
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