BBC News reported that Andrew received up to £2,000 per month from sub-letting, according to a watchdog report cited in the outlet's headline. The article's summary states that the income went to the former prince rather than to his landlord, the Crown Estate.
The headline describes the sum as "up to" £2,000 per month, wording that indicates a maximum figure rather than a fixed monthly payment. BBC News's summary does not say how long the sub-letting arrangement lasted, how many months of payments the figure covers, or how the total was calculated.
The two texts use different references to the same individual. The headline names Andrew, while the summary describes the recipient of the income as the former prince. BBC News's summary treats the income as having gone to that person, not to the Crown Estate, which is described as the landlord. Neither text describes how the sub-letting payments were arranged between the parties.
The summary also does not name the watchdog that produced the report, and it does not describe the property involved or the terms of the sub-letting. Comments from the Crown Estate or the former prince are not included in the material available for this report, so the summary does not indicate whether either has responded to the findings.
Because only the title and short summary of the BBC News article were available for this report, the account is limited to the points those texts contain. Further details, including the scope of the watchdog's findings and any official responses, would need to be drawn from the full BBC News article or from the watchdog's own publication, neither of which was reviewed for this story.
Sources: BBC News: Andrew received up to £2,000 per month from sub-letting, watchdog reports.