Find out more about the Sandringham houses being primed for Andrew Mountbatten Windsor ahead of his move, as he leaves Royal Lodge following the King stripping him of his titles and honours.

Andrew has been given notice that his time at Royal Lodge, the mansion near Windsor Castle where he has lived for more than 20 years, is coming to an end. He signed a 75-year lease in 2003 with the Crown Estate, a portfolio of properties that is nominally owned, but not controlled, by the monarch.

HUMILIATED Andrew Windsor has three months to clear all his teddy bears and get out of Royal Lodge. The former prince and his collection of 72 cuddly toys must quit the 30-room Windsor mansion by

After the King’s dramatic decision to take action against his brother, the former duke of York is now known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

People at Sandringham have been giving their reaction to news the former Prince Andrew is to move there. He is to live at a property in the Norfolk estate after being stripped of his "prince" title on Thursday evening and told he must leave his royal mansion in Windsor.