Andrew’s arrest: Royal editor REBECCA ENGLISH brings you the latest from insiders in a special edition of the Palace Confidential newsletter

Hear what Rebecca’s royal sources say in the newsletter TONIGHT Sign up to the Palace Confidential newsletter HERE absolutely free By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Published: 07:14 EST, 19 February 2026 | Updated: 07:14 EST, 19 February 2026 Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested this morning, on his 66th birthday, on suspicion of misconduct …

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Royal Mail delivery issues affects terminally ill woman

Louise Willetts had nearly missed an important blood test that would allow her doctors to inform her of the progress of her lymphoma when her appointment letter failed to arrive. The 83-year-old, who relies on the Royal Mail service for appointment letters and health updates, only found out about the …

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Royal Mail sorting office acquired in Brierley Hill

The 11,906 sq ft Unit 2 on Waterfront Business Park in Brierley Hill was marketed with an asking price in excess of £1.13 million by Shrewsbury-based Halls Commercial. The property agency completed the purchase for a private investment firm. Built in the 1990s, the industrial unit is situated on an …

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My Local John Constable Painting

This post was originally published last year as a ‘Sunday Post’ for the Friends of Anglotopia Membership Club. Members get exclusive first access to long-read articles about British Travel, History, and Culture. Thank you to our members who helped make this article possible. Now it is available for everyone to read …

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Who knew about the raid that rocked the Royal family? Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s office briefed in advance over Andrew arrest

Police briefed the Home Office in advance about their plans to arrest Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the Daily Mail can reveal. A senior officer contacted Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s office early this morning, before plain-clothes police teams arrived at Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate at 8am. A member of Ms Mahmood’s …

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InPost say 41% of consumers now receive parcels via lockers

The UK’s delivery system has reached breaking point, under increasing pressure as online shopping volumes rise and lifestyles become more time pressured. Millions of consumers spend hours every week waiting at home for parcels, queuing for returns or worrying about missed or stolen deliveries, a growing source of frustration and …

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