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King personally pays Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's £1.8million repair bill to Royal Lodge as former prince hands back keys and receives £302,000 in compensation

Andrew spent two decades living at Royal Lodge and now that he has been evicted, the repair bill is in: £1.8million. Luckily for him, the King has stepped in to pay for it

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King personally pays Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's £1.8million repair bill to Royal Lodge as former prince hands back keys and receives £302,000 in compensation
Andrew spent two decades living at Royal Lodge and now that he has been evicted, the repair bill is in: £1.8million. Luckily for him, the King has stepped in to pay for it
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