Prince Andrew has suffered a fresh blow as a school named after the royal plans to change its name. The only secondary school on the remote British territory of St Helena is set to be renamed, moving away from its connection to the Duke of York due to "recent public controversy" and "negative media coverage.

Prince Andrew has gone. Since 2014, his royal visage has presided over Rathbone Street in Fitzrovia, on the hanging sign of the Duke of York pub. It has now been taken down, and the pub is closed for a refit. The controversial prince swings no more.

Prince Andrew School, the only secondary school on St Helena, a British Overseas Territory in the south Atlantic Ocean, says it is dropping its title to be free from ‘contentious associations’

Prince Andrew has been dealt a fresh blow as a high school named after him has announced that it will be changing its name to distance itself from the disgraced duke’s controversies. The Duke of York,

The only secondary school on St Helena is to be renamed after the headteacher of the Prince Andrew School said its link to the Duke was a 'controversial tie'