government documents and breached official protocols during his tenure in public service. Detectives working on the probe underscored that the investigation remains in its early stages and no charges have yet been filed. Hertfordshire Police are conducting inquiries under caution , a spokesperson said. This is an ongoing investigation, and it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time . The arrest has sent ripples through Westminster and drawn intense media scrutiny coming amid broader public debates about accountability for public figures and the role of the monarchy in modern British society. Legal experts say the use of established criminal procedures in this high profile case reflects the principle that no individual is above the law. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office acknowledged today’s developments, stressing that the government respects the independence of law enforcement and the judicial process. We are committed to upholding the rule of law, and expect that all inquiries will proceed fairly and transparently, a downing street statement said. Opposition leaders have expressed a range of reactions. Some have called for a swift and thorough judicial resolution, while others urged caution and reminded the public that arrest does not equate to guilt. Constitutional scholars observed that the case could test legal and political norms around privilege, public trust and accountability. The Metropolitan Police responsible for the investigation noted it is working with other relevant agencies and will provide updates when appropriate. Sources close to the former royal indicated he is cooperating with authorities through his legal representatives. As the story continues to unfold, broadcasters and newspapers are preparing detailed coverage of potential implications for both the former member of the royal family and public perceptions of institutional equity and transparency in the United Kingdom. Source: Reuters