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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has launched legal action over his February arrest. The former prince was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office over allegations he shared sensitive trade information with Jeffrey Epstein while a UK trade envoy, which he denies. His legal team is challenging the legality of Thames Valley Police search warrants at Marsh Farm and the Windsor estate and seeking court documents before a private High Court hearing on Thursday. Police said their investigation and legal proceedings over warrants obtained from the Central Criminal Court are ongoing. It was also reported he will not use money from King Charles for the judicial review. Dawood Safi, an Afghan migrant, was given an indefinite hospital order for stabbing dog walker Wayne Broadhurst to death, attempting to murder his landlord in Uxbridge and attacking a 14-year-old. The court heard he was psychotic, and the judge recommended deportation.

The US Air Force flew as many as 12 B-1 bombers out of RAF Fairford overnight. Marco Rubio said a foreign actor was behind an alleged plot at the base but called the move redeployment, said US bases were safe and praised UK cooperation; the New York Times reported officials cited a specific threat in the last 24 hours. Five men arrested over the suspected plot and another arrested later were released on bail as the investigation continued. Other headlines included 12 arrests after a Gosport protest over migrant arrivals, 149 migrants picked up in the Channel, two men dying in a crossing attempt near Boulogne, and a failed asylum seeker jailed for life over an attempted knife attack on the Israeli Embassy. At the Conservative conference in Birmingham, Kemi Badenoch was shown ruling out deals with Reform UK; the Green Party of England and Wales passed a resolution equating Zionism with racism, which leader Zack Polanski had indicated he opposed.

Greater Manchester Police gave exclusive access to raids under Operation Mechanize targeting illegal working and organised crime on the high street, including car washes, shops and a cafe, where officers found illegal workers, illicit tobacco and shisha. Figures showed more than 7,000 illegal working visits and nearly 5,000 arrests in the first six months of the year, up 20 percent, and over £1 million of illicit goods seized in 12 months. Later headlines included an appeal court in Belfast reserving judgment on an Orange Order parade and BT agreeing a £400 million rescue deal for TalkTalk. The programme also reported that judges will for the first time have to formally record when an offence involves domestic abuse. The Victims' Commissioner for London, Andrew Simon, said one in four people will be a victim of domestic abuse and over three-quarters of reports to police do not proceed further.

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  2. 1:48

    Charged quote Prince Andrew takes legal action against Thames Valley Police

    He shared sensitive trade information with convicted six of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Well, the former prince is now taking legal action against the police over this arrest our Royal correspondent Simon Vigar has the story Arrested on his birthday back in February. This is the image which now defines Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor But since then there has been no charge

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 1:48-1:54

  3. 1:58

    Claim Prince Andrew takes legal action against Thames Valley Police

    Police searches took place at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's new home in Sandringham and his former home at Royal Lodge in Windsor.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 1:58-2:14

  4. 2:06

    Claim Prince Andrew takes legal action against Thames Valley Police

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has launched a legal challenge against Thames Valley Police over searches of his home that may have been unlawful.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 2:06-2:14

  5. 4:28

    Claim Prince Andrew takes legal action against Thames Valley Police

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will not use the King's money to fund his judicial review.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 4:28-4:40

  6. 4:51
  7. 5:02

    Claim Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    Dawood Safi received an indefinite hospital order for the killing of dog walker Wayne Broadhurst in a random attack.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 5:02-5:06

  8. 5:35

    Charged quote Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    But only minutes beforehand the 28 year old who'd come to the UK in 2020 from Afghanistan Had stabbed a man to death and injured two others including a teenager in an unprovoked attack The court heard her in the days leading up to the attack Safi had sought help for his mental health and on the day of

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 5:35-5:41

  9. 6:23

    Charged quote Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    He was stabbed before Safi ran off into the street There he was confronted by neighbors one woman praised by the judge for her bravery but shortly after this he spotted Wayne Broadhurst seen here on CCTV walking his dog an unsuspecting victim of Safi who stabbed him in what's been described as a sustained ferocious and unsurvivable attack

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 6:23-6:28

  10. 6:30

    Charged quote Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    but shortly after this he spotted Wayne Broadhurst seen here on CCTV walking his dog an unsuspecting victim of Safi who stabbed him in what's been described as a sustained ferocious and unsurvivable attack Today the judge said that Safi's crime had had a devastating impact on Mr. Broadhurst's family and that his mental health greatly contributed to his actions

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 6:30-6:32

  11. 6:32

    Charged quote Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    ferocious and unsurvivable attack Today the judge said that Safi's crime had had a devastating impact on Mr. Broadhurst's family and that his mental health greatly contributed to his actions I have come to the view that the appropriate sentence in your case is to impose a hospital order pursuant to section 37 of the

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 6:32-6:37

  12. 6:41

    Claim Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    Dawood Safi received an indefinite hospital order for the killing of dog walker Wayne Broadhurst in a random attack.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 6:41-6:58

  13. 7:39

    Charged quote Dawood Safi given indefinite hospital order for Wayne Broadhurst manslaughter

    I would have been schoolchildren walking down the road Safi is to remain in a secure hospital until the Home Secretary decides on whether or not to deport him a Man who during a psychotic episode carried out the most brutal attack Catherine Nash five news We've been talking a lot about RAF Fairford in the past week

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 7:39-7:46

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  16. 12:46

    Claim Kemi Badenoch rules out Reform UK deal at Conservative conference

    Kemi Badenoch ruled out any deal or outreach to Reform UK, with Conservative delegates backing the stance though some believed the right would eventually need to unite.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 12:46-12:50

  17. 12:46

    Claim Kemi Badenoch rules out Reform UK deal at Conservative conference

    Kemi Badenoch ruled out any deal or outreach to Reform UK, with Conservative delegates backing the stance though some believed the right would eventually need to unite.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 12:46-12:50

  18. 13:04

    Claim Kemi Badenoch rules out Reform UK deal at Conservative conference

    Kemi Badenoch ruled out any deal or outreach to Reform UK, with Conservative delegates backing the stance though some believed the right would eventually need to unite.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 13:04-13:12

  19. 13:32

    Claim Kemi Badenoch rules out Reform UK deal at Conservative conference

    Kemi Badenoch ruled out any deal or outreach to Reform UK, with Conservative delegates backing the stance though some believed the right would eventually need to unite.

    Channel 5, 5 News with Dan Walker, 5 October 2026, 13:32-13:39

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