Incidents haunt a castle linked to Spain's King Juan Carlos

Lawyers for King Juan Carlos of Spain's former lover, Corinna Larsen, have spoken out about "incidents" on the Chyknell Hall estate.

Larsen spent £6 million renovating the estate, which surprised locals as it was already in good condition.

She bought the estate three years after receiving a €65 million (£58 million) gift from the then monarch.

Larsen's lawyers say there have been "several incidents" on the estate, including a mysterious robbery in 2017.

Larsen denies money laundering allegations and her lawyers say the Chyknell Hall estate is not under suspicion by the Swiss investigation.

The allegations, however, have prompted the former royal to leave Spain and move to Abu Dhabi.

The Chyknell Hall estate is set in 200 acres in the county of Shropshire.

Larsen's neighbors say she has become "a major topic of conversation in the community," although she is "not very active in it.

Residents said when Larsen moved in, there was a lot of work involved and people didn't understand why.

The estate's fences and security systems were reinforced after Larsen arrived, but in 2017, a certain burglar still broke into the home.

Larsen claims she feels pressured by Spanish security services.

She also denies