Royal chaos tabloid energy, now featuring maximum swearing panic

A tabloid newspaper front page from The Sun dated February 20, 2026, featuring a dramatic photo of Prince Andrew with an expression of shock and distress. The headline announces his arrest related to the Epstein files, emphasizing it's the first royal arrest since Charles I in 1647. The layout uses sensational language and multiple exclamation points, with a purple banner reading 'ROYALS IN CRISIS' and the large headline 'NOW HE'S SWEARING.' Extracted text: THE Sun Friday, February 20, 2026 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER £1.20 thesun.co.uk ROYALS IN CRISIS ANDREW ARRESTED By MATT WILKINSON and MIKE SULLIVAN STUNNED and wild-eyed, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was last night driven away from a police station after being in custody for 11 hours on suspicion of misconduct in public office - the first royal to be held since Charles I in 1647. He stepped at San yesterday from the Sandringham estate following explosive revelations within the Epstein files. A source said the arrest which involved six unmarked cars and up to 15 officers, his brother King Charles issued a statement which said: "The law must take its course." Andrew was taken to Arkham police station at 8am and was held until 7pm last night. Upon Continued on Page Three Shellshocked - Andrew leaving station last night First royal to be held since Charles I, 1647 11 hours in police custody ...on birthday King says: The law must run its course NOW HE'S SWEARING FULL STORY: PAGES 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 12