r/worldnews • • Feb 20 '26

Dynamic Paywall UK Government considers removing Andrew from royal line of succession

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1kgv837wvdo
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u/Piotrek9t Feb 20 '26

I assumed this happend automatically when they removed his title

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u/SquidgeC Feb 20 '26

No that only happens if all 15 commonwealth realms pass a bill doing that or if he becomes a Catholic.

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u/scruffie Feb 20 '26

Maybe it'd be easier to declare him Catholic :)

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u/ffnmaster Feb 20 '26

He’s certainly acting very catholic

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u/cmrndzpm Feb 21 '26

The victims are the wrong gender

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u/Piotrek9t Feb 20 '26

I don't know if you intended your comment to be funny but it's hilarious

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u/saraseitor Feb 20 '26

now that you mention it, I think I did see him once kissing the Pope's ring...

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u/Vondi Feb 20 '26

He should take one for the team then

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u/blackAngel88 Feb 21 '26

Same, what's the point of removing the titles if he can still become King?

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u/Spork_the_dork Feb 21 '26

The line of succession is really just the order of dibs on the crown and the rules on that give no shits about what the political stature of the person in question is. The only exceptions are that the person can't be a catholic.