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Andrew, former prince, granted $570,000 for surrendering Royal Lodge lease
Global News (Canada) and Daily Mail describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedThe Crown Estate announced that the former prince had vacated the Royal Lodge and was entitled to the compensation because he moved out less than 25 years into his 75-year lease.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Andrew, former prince, granted $570,000 for surrendering Royal Lodge lease". The right frames it as "King pays Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's £1.5million bill to repair Royal Lodge - after for...".
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CenterAndrew, former prince, granted $570,000 for surrendering Royal Lodge lease
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Right / center-rightKing pays Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's £1.5million bill to repair Royal Lodge - after former prince gets £302,000 knocked off cos...
King pays Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's £1.5million bill to repair Royal Lodge - after former prince gets £302,000 knocked off cost for being kicked out before lease ended
Andrew spent two decades living at Royal Lodge and now that he has been evicted, the repair bill is in: £1.5million. Luckily for him, the King has stepped in to pay for it
Andrew, former prince, granted $570,000 for surrendering Royal Lodge lease
The Crown Estate announced that the former prince had vacated the Royal Lodge and was entitled to the compensation because he moved out less than 25 years into his 75-year lease.
