The arrest of King Charles’s brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) is the first known modern arrest of ...

Before Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the last member of the British royal family arrested was King Charles I nearly 400 years ago. The arrest of King Charles’s brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ...

From the execution of King Charles I in 1649 to the 2026 arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the British royal family’s ...

A redacted individual ‘married to Anne’, likely Burrell’s husband, Stuart Claxton, stated the celebrity chef had ‘never ...

The former Prince Andrew's arrest is extraordinary in modern times, but the Royal Family has a long and dramatic history of ...

Anne Burrell was struggling in the weeks and months leading up to her death, according to investigators; a suicide note was ...

Anne Burrell allegedly did not show “any signs” that she was struggling with suicidal thoughts before her shocking death in ...

The Image of Anne Boleyn" at Hever Castle brings together portraits that reveal changing perceptions of the late queen.

In the wake of Anne Burrell’s death, which was ultimately ruled a suicide, her husband Stuart Claxton told police the chef had never shared any suicidal feelings or thoughts with him.

The New York Police Department confirmed in a report obtained by PEOPLE that a “suicidal note” and "suicidal" journals were ...

While there are plenty of historical instances of British royalty under arrest, there’s little modern precedent.

While modern royals have had brushes with the law, you have to go back to the English Civil War to find another who was ...