UK police say Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is still under investigation, after he was arrested, questioned for 10 hours, and released on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The former prince left police custody and returned to the royal Sandringham estate.

his brother King Charles has stated he fully backed the investigation.

Authorities are looking into allegations Andrew shared confidential documents with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, when he was a British trade envoy.

The consumer watchdog's case against Coles has wrapped up for the week in federal court.

It's providing unprecedented detail into how the supermarket giant negotiates with its suppliers as well as determine prices for its customers.

A former manager's admitted to breaking internal guard rails around price setting, amid wider accusations that the retailer misled its customers around its Down Down discounts for hundreds of its products.

And a former political adviser to John Howard says an unstable Coalition is falling victim to Pauline Hanson's consistency around immigration as her party rides a wave of popularity.

The right-wing party is planning to contest former Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's seat of Farrer, with some national polls putting it ahead of the Liberals and Nationals.

David Gazard says voters are seeking the policy stability that the Coalition has been lacking, regardless of their personal opinion of Senator Hanson.

The South Australian election is one month away and will serve as a crucial test around a meteoric rise in polling for One Nation in the state and nationally.

The Liberals may be set for a total wipe-out in the state with the latest polling indicating the opposition party's prospects have completely eroded.

But Peter Malinauskas's government could be set for a landslide victory, something the premier is shying away from, saying 'complacency is death'.

State and national polls indicate a dramatic rise in the One Nation vote with the party running candidates in South Australia for the first time in 20 years.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was born into a life of privilege, and duty.

The disgraced former prince Andrew has returned to the royal residence of Sandringham after facing 10 hours of police questioning on his links to the late Jeffrey Epstein.

British police are investigating allegations of Andrew sharing government secrets with Epstein, but his arrest is unrelated to additional sexual misconduct probes.

But in the United States, members of Congress are bristling over the lack of action in their own jurisdictions around those linked to the convicted sex trafficker.

There's growing speculation the US is preparing to attack Iran, with US president Donald Trump warning he'll decide whether to strike within 10 days.

Speaking at the inaugural meeting of his Board of Peace in Washington, he warned "bad things" would happen if a "meaningful deal" isn't reached in ongoing nuclear talks.

He says it's time for Iran to join western powers who are pushing for the middle east nation to abandon its nuclear ambitions.

And South Australians' premier Peter Malinauskas has shied away from polling that suggests a complete Labor landslide as the state heads to the polls in one month.

A Newspoll published in The Australian shows just 14 per cent of voters surveyed intend to vote Liberal compared with One Nation's 24 per cent and Labor's 44 per cent.

The meteoric rise for One Nation is reflecting a larger national trend that's seen it largely pass the Coalition in state and federal polls.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of King Charles, has returned to his Sandringham home after being arrested and questioned on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The Australian government and opposition have united to say the law must take its course following the arrest of the former prince Andrew.

Health Minister Mark Butler and deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume also both remarked on the former royal's fall from grace, but didn't expand on the charges of misconduct.

Multiple investigations are taking place into the former prince, but this significant development and arrest relates to allegations he passed government secrets to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A former advisor to John Howard has admitted the instability in the Coalition is leading to the rise of the One Nation party in the polls.

David Gazard says Pauline Hanson's consistent anti-immigration stance over 30 years is now appealing to voters who are deserting the Coalition and its leadership instability.

The Liberal Party will begin South Australia's election campaign with record low support, polling well below One Nation.

An International Women's Day event in Bendigo with former Australian of the Year Grace Tame, will go ahead, despite opposition from the Australian Jewish Association.

It claims she incited violence against Jewish people at a recent rally in Sydney, but organisers of the Bendigo event says the event will still proceed.

The former prince Andrew has been seen leaving police custody ten hours after he was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The brother of King Charles was arrested overnight with police continuing to search his home as well as his former mansion on the Windsor Estate.

He's suspected of passing on sensitive trade documents to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in his previous role as a trade envoy.

Commentators are describing it as a seismic moment for the modern royal family, with the king releasing a statement saying the police have his full support.

The Coalition is demanding the government revoke the passports of 34 Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State terrorist group.

They're trying to come home from Syria's al Roj detention camp, where they've been for the past seven years.

The Prime Minister says he has contempt for the group and will not repatriate them.

And an International Women's Day event in Bendigo featuring Grace Tame will go ahead despite calls for it to be cancelled.

Earlier this week the Australian Jewish Association wrote to organisers asking that her appearance be scrapped, claiming she made a call to violence at a protest in Sydney.

The former Australian of the year and sexual assault survivor has more recently become known as a vocal critic of Israel.

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The former prince Andrew has been seen leaving police custody ten hours after he was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The brother of King Charles was arrested overnight with police continuing to search his home as well as his former mansion on the Windsor Estate.

He's suspected of passing on sensitive trade documents to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in his previous role as a trade envoy.

Commentators are describing it as a seismic moment for the modern royal family, with the king releasing a statement saying the police have his full support.

The Coalition is demanding the government revoke the passports of 34 Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State terrorist group.

They're trying to come home from Syria's al Roj detention camp, where they've been for the past seven years.

The Prime Minister says he has contempt for the group and will not repatriate them.

And an International Women's Day event in Bendigo featuring Grace Tame will go ahead despite calls for it to be cancelled.

Earlier this week the Australian Jewish Association wrote to organisers asking that her appearance be scrapped, claiming she made a call to violence at a protest in Sydney.

The former Australian of the year and sexual assault survivor has more recently become known as a vocal critic of Israel.

And for news at any time, follow the ABC Top Stories podcast now so you don't miss a thing.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of King Charles, has been arrested at his home at Sandringham on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the brother of King Charles, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

He's yet to be charged but it's an unprecedented moment for the modern royal family.

The king's released a statement saying the law must take its course, and that the police have the royal family's full support.

Police have been investigating Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein, and allegations that the former prince passed on sensitive trade documents to the late sex offender.

The family of the late Virginia Giuffre, who accused the former prince Andrew of raping her, say their broken hearts have been lifted following his arrest.

In a statement, they said that no one is above the law, not even royalty.

Ms Giuffre alleged the former prince raped her three times after she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein ... and she sued Mountbatten-Windsor for sexual assault in 2021.

Last year she died by suicide in Western Australia.

The Mayor of Canterbury Bankstown in south-west Sydney says Pauline Hanson should face hate speech charges.

The council area is the most concentrated Muslim population in the country and is home to the country's largest mosque, which has received threatening letters and death threats.

It comes amid widely-condemned comments from the One Nation leader that there were 'no good muslims', for which she's issued a partial apology.

The consumer watchdog's lawsuit against supermarket giant Coles will continue in federal court today.

The ACCC is suing Coles over what it says was a planned campaign to mislead customers with fake discounts on hundreds of common household items.

A former Coles manager has admitted in court that human error led to them bypassing pricing guardrails to be more competitive with Woolworths.

Qualifying rounds for the women's free-ski half-pipe are underway at the Winter Olympics in Italy.

Australian Indra Brown is making her Olympic debut and is up against reigning champion Eileen Gu of China.

27 athletes are qualifying this morning, with the top 12 to advance to the final on Sunday.

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