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.

The defining moment where it "all went wrong" for Prince Andrew has been pinpointed by one royal expert. The 65-year-old recently revealed via a statement from Buckingham Palace that he will not use his remaining royal titles and honours in public.

Prince Andrew is understood to be resisting pressure from the Royal Family to be exiled from Windsor as he wishes to stay close to his daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie. The disgraced royal is facing intensified efforts from the Palace to compel him to voluntarily vacate his home at Royal Lodge.

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.

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

Virginia Giuffre would have viewed Prince Andrew giving up his titles "as a victory", the ghostwriter of her posthumous memoir told BBC Newsnight.