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Prince Andrew trial testimony

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In July 2026, former Prince Andrew was set to give remote evidence in the Westminster Magistrates’ Court trial of Alex Jenkinson, who faced two counts of threatening behaviour, one involving a purported threat toward the prince while he was walking his dogs near the Sandringham Estate. The hearing was initially scheduled for 29 July, with the prince expected to appear via video link. A few days later the The court later postponed the hearing, moving it hearing to 21 December. The arrangement for Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor’s video‑link testimony remained, though Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring ordered the exact location for his participation was delay, citing concerns over Jenkinson’s mental health and requiring a further psychiatric assessment before the trial could proceed. Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor will still give his testimony via video‑link from an undisclosed location. The prosecution intends to be confirmed. rely on a 341‑page download of Jenkinson’s mobile‑phone data, including keyword searches such as “Andrew” and “Sandringham.” The case continued continues to focus on the alleged threat to the former prince, alongside a separate charge relating to another individual, Stephen Terry.

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