Andrew wins legal challenge over 'unlawful' police raids on homes - Watch ITV News at Ten Live

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He is far from out of the woods, but the former Prince, Andrew Mounbatten Windsor, did get one over on his investigators today. It turns out the warrants used to raid his homes at Windsor and Sandringham last February were not lawful. It is a small but significant legal win for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor in his efforts to clear his name. A judge now has to decide whether evidence collected during these unlawful raids can still be used in the criminal investigation into whether he shared sensitive trade information with the billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The ruling on that won't happen until next year. Also on the programme: - Two Latvian nationals have been arrested on suspicion of trespassing at an RAF base Cambridgeshire. - A young royal navy rating has appeared in court, accused of plotting to leak top secret information to Russia on his first deployment in the job. - The President of Microsoft has told ITV News that the risks of Artificial Intelligence are real and gov

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