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A royal scandal magnet reaches end of line

All the royal titles Prince Andrew has given up

While he will still be a prince, Andrew will no longer use his Duke of York title, but he will still retain his dukedom, which can only be removed by an Act of Parliament.

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A royal scandal magnet reaches the end of the line as Prince Andrew gives up his titles

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On Friday, Prince Andrew announced he would be giving up his titles, including the Duke of York.

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Should Prince Andrew officially lose his Duke of York title? – Poll

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He later reached an out-of-court settlement with Virginia, which did not constitute an admission of guilt, and he accepted no liability.

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Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie make statement with no-show as Prince Andrew drops titles

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Inside the Royal Lodge – private Windsor retreat of King George IV and childhood home of Queen Elizabeth II – as Prince Andrew faces calls to move out

As rumours swirl that the disgraced Prince may be forced to leave his royal abode, what makes this Grade II-listed house so special?

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Sarah Ferguson reveals why she left Prince Andrew: Her struggle for professional independence

The former Duchess of York breaks her silence about the most talked-about royal divorce of the 1990s. Discover why her desire to work and forge her own path proved stronger than her royal title

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Who is Prince Andrew? The royal who has given up his titles

Prince Andrew will remain a prince as it is a title from his birth, as the son of the monarch, with the titles he has since lost only given to him later in life. He will no longer be called the Duke of York, which he was given when he got married in 1986, and has given up membership of the Order of the Garter.