The Sunday Times' reported that the Prince of Wales is not satisfied with his uncle giving up his royal title Prince William and Prince Andrew's awkward exchange at the Duchess of Kent's funeral last month has resurfaced amid Andrew's royal title bombshell The Prince of Wales appeared not to engage in a conversation with his uncle after the service William is reportedly not satisfied with Andrew agreeing to no longer use his titles Prince William appeared to have an icy exchange with his uncle Prince Andrew at a recent family funeral.

"We’re definitely in uncharted territory for royal scandals," a former courtier told the Times. With fresh claims against Andrew in his accuser Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, Nobody's Girl, this week, it's feared that more information will come out as the Epstein files are released.

Prince William and Princess Kate are reportedly leading the quest to push out Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson out of Royal Lodge, as the couple are said to want the disgraced royal to "disappear". According to royal biographer Tina Brown, William and Kate, both 43, "can't abide" Andrew.

Prince William is preparing to go to war with his brother Prince Harry and sister-in-law Meghan Markle – using the recent stripping of Prince Andrew's remaining royal titles as a blueprint to remove the Sussexes' royal privileges once and for all,

The Prince of Wales is said to have been consulted on the decision to force Prince Andrew to give up use of his royal titles – so could others be at risk when William takes the throne?

Prince William and Kate Middleton want to "banish" Prince Andrew and "can't abide" him. Andrew is living at the Royal Lodge, which is close to the Wales's new home, Forest Lodge. Prince William is considering not allowing Prince Andrew at King Charles' eventual funeral.

Prince Andrew announced he was dropping all of his titles in a move which is said to have followed pressure from both King Charles and Prince William

King Charles visited the scene of the Manchester synagogue attack where two people died on Yom Kippur. His visit is the first official appearance he's made since his brother Prince Andrew gave up his royal titles amid disgrace.