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A UK spending watchdog shared details about royal homes and rent. People focused on Prince Andrew and his daughters.

Prince Andrew got rent money from three cottages. King Charles pays rent for his nieces, Beatrice and Eugenie, in London.

There's no suggestion of anything illegal, but it affects how people see the royal family.

A royal historian said the royal family's money issues can hurt their image if not handled correctly.

When people struggle to pay rent, it looks bad if a rich family doesn't pay full rent.

Prince Andrew rented out three cottages near Windsor Castle.

We don't know how much money he made from this, but it raised questions.

There's scrutiny on Prince Andrew's daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie.

Queen Elizabeth wanted Andrew to be a UK trade envoy.

A law expert said if Andrew rented out properties, he could have made a lot of money.

This changes how we see his lease.

Many people talked about King Charles paying rent for Beatrice and Eugenie.

They don't do public duties, so people wonder why they get to live in a palace.

But if the King wants to pay their rent, he can.

The report also talked about Prince William and Catherine's housing.

They moved into a big house with a 20-year lease and pay around 300,000 pounds a year.

Prince William wants to make positive changes and is selling some of his land.

The royal family's move to a new home might show a more equal monarchy.

Prince William pays more rent than the previous tenant.

This seems like a fair deal.

But the rent is paid from William's resources.

This raises questions.

Prince William is selling some of his property to build affordable housing.

Deciding how much rent a royal should pay is hard.

A historian said it's hard to measure how much work a royal does to decide their rent.

Money management has always been a problem for monarchies.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are key to making the royal family relatable.

They have been humble and hands-on parents, which helps their image.

Some heat was taken off Prince Andrew when he moved to a different house.

But there are still issues with the royal family's property.

There's a question about what property the royal family really needs.

In the past, the royal family had more deference and acceptance for special arrangements.

Now, there's more focus on value for money.

Fewer royals will get special leases.

Buckingham Palace had visitors from Canada.

King Charles met with First Nations leaders and the new Governor General, Louise Arbour.

The leader of the Assembly of First Nations met with Charles to discuss Indigenous rights.

They talked about First Nations sovereignty and resource development.

First Nations leaders want water and major projects legislation to be co-developed with them.

First Nations leaders met with King Charles to strengthen their relationship.

There's more dialogue between the Crown and Indigenous leaders now.

This is positive for Indigenous reconciliation and rights.

Arbour's meeting with Charles was a regular occurrence for new governors general.

All governors general meet the monarch before starting their job.

These meetings are memorable for them.

Louise Arbour is Canada's new Governor General.

She was installed at a precarious time for national unity.

Arbour is now officially Canada's Governor General.

Mary Simon, the previous Governor General, got a special gift before she left.

The gift was a handmade wool rug from Canadian artisans.

The rug will stay at Rideau Hall, the Governor General's house.

The rug was made from 100% Canadian wool and celebrates Canadian production.

The Campaign for Wool in Canada made the rug possible.

The rug was designed by Simon and based on a location in northern Quebec.

The design was turned into a rug by a Toronto firm and made by hand in Waterloo.

A philanthropist donated $25,000 to cover the project's cost.

Simon was delighted with the rug.

The Campaign for Wool offered to make similar rugs for Arbour and others.

Prince Charles has a global campaign to promote wool.

Princess Anne met with other Olympic athletes from 1976.

The reunion was for athletes who competed in the Summer and Winter Games.

Anne was the first royal to compete in the Olympics.

She rode her mother's horse in the equestrian event.

Anne's daughter, Zara, also competed in the equestrian event in 2012.

King Charles talked about learning from Ukraine's military.

He said we must learn from those who have fought and adapted.

Charles met with Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy again.

King Charles and Queen Camilla attended a wedding.

Twenty-one police officers were restricted for sleeping on the job.

Pamela Hicks, a relative of Queen Victoria, has died.

Buckingham Palace got emails about Prince Andrew sharing government information.

Idris Elba was knighted by King Charles at Windsor Castle.