Andrew's Royal Lodge: Police continue search operation

After Andrew's arrest, a large number of law enforcers have been seen around the gates leading to Royal Lodge, the former prince's previous home in Windsor.

A number of uniformed police officers guarded the scene while searches were being carried out, according to BBC News.

The disgraced royal moved out of his lavish property just over a fortnight ago. It's being claimed that the monarch had not been informed in advance that an arrest would take place.

On the other hand, King Charles was spotted in central London after issuing statement on Andrew's arrest, saying: "The law must take its course."

During his outing, the 77-year-old faced questions about his younger brotehr. Camilla has also been asked about Andrew's arrest while at an engagement in central London.

After attending a lunchtime concert in Westminster, the Queen was heard in footage being asked "are you concerned about Andrew's arrest your Majesty". She was seen waving but did not respond to the question.

Andrew might be released within hours as an initial arrest in a white collar crime would be for a few hours to allow searches to be conducted and initial questioning to be done.

However, police can potentially hold someone for 24 hours and get extensions, that really is not very likely.