Channel 4 fans call for 24 Hours in Police Custody | UK News

Channel 4 fans have called for producers to release a 24 Hours in Police Custody particular following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest on Thursday (February 19). On the morning of the disgraced royal’s 66th birthday, the previous Duke of York was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public workplace. Nine police forces had been snapped arriving at his non permanent home at Wood Farm before he was arrested and taken to Aylsham police station in Norfolk.  

The dad-of-two had his fingerprints taken and pictures taken while he was being processed before being put in a police cell. Detectives held Andrew for more than 10 hours in the distant station and are understood to have questioned him over allegations that he shared official paperwork and briefings with business contacts, including Jeffrey Epstein.

Thames Valley police confirmed the late Queen Elizabeth’s favorite son has been “released under investigation” as their searches come to an end. Following the explosive 24 hours, the story has been lined across all 4 corners of the world and has even sparked reactions from President Trump.

Now, Channel 4 viewers are calling on producers to ship a detailed insight into the case in a particular version of their hit show, 24 Hours in Police Custody. As explosive updates unfolded, Brits flocked to X – previously Twitter – to plead with TV bosses online.

One consumer penned: “Channel 4, I would like to formally request a 90-minute special of 24 Hours in Police Custody on the arrest of ex-Prince Andrew. Full timeline. Bodycam. Interview room. No sympathetic lighting.”

Another quipped: “The Channel 4 film crew are on their way to film a new episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody,” as a third agreed: “I hope it’s on 24 Hours in Police Custody.”

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Presenting genuine urgency in a battle against the clock, Channel 4 audiences are thrust into gripping turmoil as detectives study critical offences that devastate whole communities. From the moment a distressing emergency call reaches police, audiences ceaselessly expertise an investigation from starting to end as disturbing realities emerge.

Throughout its run, the programme has been described as the “best ever”, with supporters keenly anticipating recent episodes. Earlier this month, Channel 4 broadcast utterly new instalments that had not been shown beforehand, presenting distressing new circumstances, studies (*4*)(*24*) Live.

Typically screening weekly at 9pm on Tuesday, the broadcaster has announced an adjustment this week that 24 Hours in Police Custody devotees will need to word. Rather than broadcasting on Tuesday at 9pm, the forthcoming episode will instead screen at 9pm on Monday, February 16, accompanied by another true crime programme, 999 What Happened Next. Meanwhile, Tuesday night will characteristic a documentary entitled The Tony Blair Story.