Cabinet Office accused of Andrew cover-up after disgraced ex-prince's files mysteriously withheld
Cabinet Office accused of hiding Prince Andrew files from National Archives
The UK Cabinet Office has been accused of a royal cover-up after documents concerning Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were mysteriously removed from the National Archives. Key details about the disgraced former Duke of York vanished just before they were formally made public, according to reports by GB News. The files' removal has sparked allegations that the government intentionally withheld information about Prince Andrew's activities. The incident occurred in late December 2025, when the documents were expected to be released as part of routine archival procedures. Critics claim the timing suggests a deliberate effort to conceal potentially damaging information about the royal family member who lost his HRH title following a sexual assault lawsuit settlement in 2022.
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