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Prince Andrew's banner removed from chapel at Windsor Castle

Prince Andrew's banner removed from chapel at Windsor Castle

Summary

Prince Andrew's banner was removed from St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle amid ongoing controversy about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. He has also given up his royal titles, including Duke of York. The government has not allowed a debate about his titles or taxpayer-funded home, despite calls for more scrutiny.

Key Facts

  • Prince Andrew's banner in St George's Chapel was removed due to controversy over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
  • The banner represented his membership in the Order of the Garter, which he gave up last week.
  • He also announced he would no longer use his royal titles after a memoir by Virginia Giuffre brought renewed focus on his ties to Epstein.
  • Prince Andrew is under pressure to lose more privileges, including his residence at Royal Lodge in Windsor.
  • The Order of the Garter is a prestigious British chivalry order with royal and notable non-royal members.
  • The government has not allowed a debate on Prince Andrew's titles or his taxpayer-funded home.
  • The Metropolitan Police are investigating reports that Prince Andrew tried to access personal information about Ms. Giuffre through his police protection.
  • Documents show Prince Andrew received £60,500 from a businessman linked to a controversial wealth management company.
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