"The View" host Sara Haines thinks Prince Andrew giving up his royal titles is a sign that names on the Epstein list may be coming

Prince Andrew may be asked to leave his longtime residence of Royal Lodge in Windsor after giving up use of his titles and honors amid renewed interest in his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Delusional’ Prince Andrew ‘sees himself as a victim’ as he plans his next steps - amid Virginia Giuffre’s brave and heartbreaking memoir, ‘Nobody’s Girl.

EXCLUSIVE: Proud Prince Andrew had been determined to stay put, repeatedly telling couriers that he had every right to remain.

Following Prince Andrew's announcement that he would give up use of his titles, PEOPLE can confirm that the banner featuring his coat of arms has been removed from Windsor Castle. Andrew, 65, announced on Oct.

Anti-Monarchy campaigners say the backlash against Prince Andrew in U.K. political circles could still get worse.

Prince Andrew, who has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual abuse, is facing renewed scrutiny following the release of Virginia Giuffre's memoir.

The prince's decision to forgo his titles hasn't calmed outrage or questions over what the palace knew, and when.

Amid all this muck, MP s want to know why the prince should continue to live in Royal Lodge, a mansion in Windsor Great Park, on which he pays a peppercorn rent. The scandal of the prince’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted paedophile, has dogged the monarchy for over a decade. Time, some MP s conclude, for Parliament to step in.

The late Queen "cut them a lot of slack," per royal expert Robert Hardman.