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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor wins court battle over search warrants

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Mazoe Ford

UK police have accepted warrants they use to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes earlier this year were unlawful, after the former prince won a legal battle in court.

The King's brother launched legal action against Thames Valley Police over search warrants executed in February. 

The High Court of England and Wales on Thursday, local time, heard they were unlawful.

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