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Prince Andrew lost his royal titles last October and has previously been accused of abuse by Virginia Giuffre.
Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct and police searched two of his homes. The ex-prince's lawyers appealed the decisions that were the basis for the house searches.
Now Andrew is vindicated in court, which believes that the search warrants were wrong.
According to the police in the Thames Valley region, however, the investigation into the allegations that Andrew sent should have sent government documents to Jeffrey Epstein is still ongoing.
Prince Andrew has previously been accused, among other things, of having raped Virginia Giuffre, then 17, during a trip with Epstein. He lost his royal titles last October.

Pia and Edvard describe how they had to pay high veterinary costs after incorrect assessments, as animal care is not covered by the Consumer Services Act and thus does not give the right to financial compensation. The Swedish Consumer Agency and Sweden's consumers are calling for a change in the law to strengthen the legal protection of animal owners.
Denmark's Minister of Justice Nicolai Wammen expresses anger that a Swedish policeman was killed by a punch and demands tougher punishment for repeat offenders. He believes that the convicted man's previous violent crime should have led to a stricter penalty. The Danish People's Party criticizes the legislation as 'sugar-sweet' and calls for the revocation of citizenship.

Convicted murderer Christa Pike has survived an execution attempt in Tennessee after being injected with two lethal doses of pentobarbital. Her lawyers are now demanding a life sentence as the case is on uncharted legal ground.
A principal in Umeå is sentenced to a day's fine for misconduct after failing to report suspected violations and violence between students to the police. The case is the first where failure to comply with the new reporting obligation in the Education Act has been tried in court.
An employee within Region Östergötland has been convicted of data breach after making unauthorized searches in patient records in the Cosmic system. A total of 36 patients have been affected and are awarded damages for violation of personal integrity.
Since the new law on export recovery was introduced in September 2025, the Customs Service has made over 5,000 checks on outgoing traffic and several large seizures, which may have made Sweden less attractive to crime.