UK police are investigating a reported allegation involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who is said to have behaved “inappropriately” toward a woman at Royal Ascot in 2002. Multiple outlets report that the claim is being examined as part of a wider investigation into Andrew, with the alleged incident described as occurring during the annual five-day racing event in Berkshire. The allegation is associated with coverage attributed to the Sunday Times, which places the timing in 2002, the year of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee. One report identifies the woman at the centre of the claim as a Royal Ascot waitress, according to the same broader reporting. The outlets do not agree on further specific details of the alleged conduct beyond the characterization of it as inappropriate behavior, nor do they provide outcomes of any police inquiry. Andrew is not reported to have made a response in the provided summaries. The investigation is presented as ongoing, with police considering the reported allegation from nearly a quarter of a century ago.