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Trial postponed in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor stalking case

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Prince Trial postponed in Andrew trial testimony and bail conditions Mountbatten-Windsor stalking case

Former Prince Andrew, now Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor, Mountbatten-Windsor, is set to give remote evidence in the Westminster Magistrates’ Court case against Alex Jenkinson. The incident that led to the charges occurred on 6 May 2026 near the Sandringham Estate, where Mountbatten-Windsor reported being chased by a balaclava‑clad man chased Andrew in a balaclava after a loose dog ran toward him. Suffolk Police have charged allege Jenkinson chased the former royal with two counts a cane and possessed an offensive weapon, causing him to flee to his vehicle. Jenkinson faces charges of threatening, abusive abusive, or insulting behaviour and behaviour, as well as a separate charge for threatening a man named Stephen Terry in King’s Lynn on 5 May. Suffolk Police have applied for a civil Stalking Protection Order. Order, which Jenkinson is contesting. At a recent hearing, Deputy Chief Magistrate Tan Ikram read excerpts from Mountbatten‑Windsor’s witness statement, which will form the core of Paul Goldspring postponed the criminal trial scheduled trial, originally set for July 2026, to begin on 21 December 2026. Jenkinson was denied entry to 2026, citing concerns regarding the courtroom with his support dog, defendant’s mental health and ordering further psychiatric assessments. The prosecution is reviewing approximately 340 pages of digital forensics from Jenkinson’s phone, which include searches for “Andrew’s Norfolk Security” and “Prince Andrew birthday.” The defence has questioned the judge rejected relevance of these searches, and the request due judge has given prosecutors until 15 September to insufficient medical evidence. He decide if the evidence will be admitted. Jenkinson remains on conditional bail, prohibited from approaching the royal, entering Norfolk Mountbatten-Windsor or visiting any royal residences. The case proceeds with prosecutors reviewing a 341‑page phone‑data download, while the defence challenges the relevance of certain keyword searches. The trial’s timeline and bail conditions underscore entering Norfolk. Security measures around the legal response to alleged stalking of a senior member of former prince have been substantially increased following the British royal family. incident.

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  1. 2026-08-16 17:24 UTC Trial postponed in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor stalking case
  2. 2026-08-07 14:36 UTC Prince Andrew trial testimony and bail conditions
  3. 2026-08-06 17:03 UTC Prince Andrew trial testimony
  4. 2026-08-01 23:15 UTC Prince Andrew trial testimony
  5. 2026-07-31 05:41 UTC Prince Andrew trial testimony
  6. 2026-07-29 15:18 UTC Prince Andrew trial testimony

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