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Prince Andrew reported to police over Companies House filing
Andrew Windsor departs Westminster Abbey, London, following the Coronation of Charles ‘King Charles III’ Windsor and Camilla ‘Queen Camilla’ Windsor, May 6, 2023

PRINCE ANDREW was reported to the police today after he allegedly set up a company using false information.

Graham Smith, the CEO of anti-monarchy group Republic, filed the report, alleging that the prince, real name Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, used the false name of Andrew Inverness.

It says that he also listed an address in London where he has never resided as his residential address.

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