How was this iconic image of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaving a police station captured?

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It’s the photo that will define a moment in history for the royal family. A press photographer captured the split second that the former Prince Andrew was driven away from a Norfolk police station after being arrested. So how was the iconic photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor captured? Our royal experts, Chris and Lizzie, tell Charlene everything they have learned about that moment, the historic arrest and release of a former Prince. This week, Andrew became the first member of the royal family to be arrested in more than 350 years. So is this a constitutional crisis for King Charles? Or can he weather the storm? 1:02 An historic week for the royal family 2:00 The story behind the iconic press photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, in the back of a car, leaving a Norfolk police station 4:50 Are the royal family in crisis mode? 5:15 Analysis of the King's unprecedented statement on the arrest of his brother, the former Prince Andrew 10:24 How Andrew, the Falklands war hero, fell from grace? 18:35 Did President Trump inadvertently confirm the King's visit to the USA?