Prince Andrew demanded staff carried 6ft ironing board on royal trips, diplomat claims

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has weighed in on Prince Andrew’s decision to request a trial by jury in his battle against sex abuse claims made by Virginia Giuffre.The Clarkson’s Farm star has predicted that the Duke of York could “make a fool of our Queen” following his disastrous 2019 interview with Emily Maitlis on Newsnight, during which he attempted to convince the British people of his innocence while being embroiled in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.Sharing his views on the matter in his latest column, Jeremy declared that even if Andrew is innocent, he will “make a hash of it” when he appears in court.The star penned: “If he’s innocent, he will feel aggrieved and angry and will want to stand there in court, telling everyone who’ll listen. “But he’s Andrew. He has the PR skills of a wasp and the intelligence of a ­dishwasher.

Prince Andrew, looking "scruffy" and sporting a tracksuit, told royal cops to "f*** off" after he sparked a security scare outside the Queen's bedroom at Buckingham Palace, an officer has claimed. Paul Page, who was employed as a Royal protection officer at the Palace for six years, slammed the prince as "rude" and "a bully".Page told The Sun Online that the alleged incident happened in the early 2000s.

Britain’s Prince Andrew has given up his honorary membership of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, one of the world’s most prestigious golf clubs, as he fights allegations of sexual abuse that have forced him to retreat from public life.

Prince Andrew has requested a jury trial and denied all the allegations of sex abuse made against him, but experts are warning that his public trial will cause irreparable damage to the Royal Family. Court documents show that the royal has denied all allegations made against him by Virginia Giuffre and has requested a ‘trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint’. The case is set to go to trial towards the end of 2022, with predictions that it will run between September and December.The timing is particularly damaging for the Royal Family in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Year.

Prince Andrew’s decision to push for a ‘trial by jury’ in his civil case against Virginia Giuffre could 'bring down the monarchy, a legal expert has claimed.The Duke of York has denied outright the accusations of rape and sexual assault in 41 straight denials of Ms Guiffre’s allegations.The Duke's decision to fight his legal battle in a US court opens him up to cross-examination, a move that is considered risky by some.And according to prominent media lawyer Mark Stephens, the trial is the last thing the Queen needs on her Platinum Jubilee year.He said: "I think he’s buying time for settlement. David Boies wants to get to the Queen’s money, which won’t happen.

Prince George, who is enjoying playing computer games at the age of eight, is subject to strict limits on his screen time at home, the Duke of Cambridge has disclosed. The Duke, who visited young computer game designers at the new headquarters of Bafta on Thursday, said his elder son “in particular” loves computer games, adding that he and the Duchess try to “regulate screen time” for their children. “At the moment it’s trying to regulate the gaming… monitoring screen time,” he said.

Prince George, who is enjoying playing computer games at the age of eight, is subject to strict limits on his screen time at home, the Duke of Cambridge has disclosed. The Duke, who visited young computer game designers at the new headquarters of Bafta on Thursday, said his elder son “in particular” loves computer games, adding that he and the Duchess try to “regulate screen time” for their children. “At the moment it’s trying to regulate the gaming… monitoring screen time,” he said.

All of the sex abuse allegations denied by Prince Andrew's legal team have been revealed in court documents ahead of the court case later this year.

Piers Morgan's political analysis was devoured by his 7.9 million followers, as he reacted to the news that Prince Andrew has agreed to undergo a public trial.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left gobsmacked this morning as the studio descended into chaos.

Good Morning Britain after presenter Kate Garraway was shut down by American lawyer Mitchell Epner.The former federal prosecutor was forced to correct the host regarding her take on Prince Andrew's legal battle of child sexual abuse by Virginia Giuffre and the infamous picture they shared together.When Kate seemed to insinuate that there could be a reason for why Prince Andrew had his arm around Virginia due to being at a "party", Mitchell shut her remarks down and reminded her of their age difference.Interrupting her, Mitchell said: "Kate, Kate. I just have to break in there as a former sex crime prosecutor.

Prince Andrew to demand a trial by jury against Virginia Giuffre last night has reportedly made princes William and Charles “especially hostile” towards the request, an expert has claimed.The Duke of York has decided to seek to defend the civil sex case brought by Ms Giuffre, according to a legal document filed in the US.The court documents filed in New York yesterday showed that Andrew has denied all of the allegations against him and "hereby demands a trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint".And royal expert Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily, claimed to Nicki Swift that the two princes “will be especially hostile about Prince Andrew's request for a jury trial”.She said: “They are doing everything in their power to control the royal family brand which has had a turbulent couple of years.“Prince Andrew is likely arguing his innocence to the Queen, which would justify such a severe response by his legal team.“However, statistically, people that consume information over the internet remember accusations made much more often than they remember the outcome or the truth.“With that being the case, Prince Andrew's accuser could make numerous salacious statements which will result in negative headlines all over the world.“This could crush the new structure and stability that Prince Charles and Prince William have been working hard to establish.“This is a devastating outcome for the royal family.”In the court documents, Andrew says the lawsuit should be dismissed as he believes the New York court “lacks subject matter jurisdiction” due to his accuser Ms Giuffre being “a permanent resident of Australia and not a domiciliary of Colorado”.Ms Giuffre accuses the Duke of York, of sexual assault on

As part of the sex case brought against Prince Andrew by accuser Virginia Giuffre, the Duke of York's legal team have filed court documents in New York today.

Prince Andrew has filed legal papers to officially deny Virginia Giuffre's sex abuse allegations against him,

Prince Andrew has demanded a trial by jury as he makes an official response to Virginia Giuffre's sexual assault civil lawsuit.The Duke of York seeks to defend the civil sex case brought by Ms Giuffre, according a legal document filed in the US.The court documents filed in New York today show state that Andrew has denied all of the allegations against him and "hereby demands a trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint".Andrew says the lawsuit should be dismissed as he believes the New York court “lacks subject matter jurisdiction” due to his accuser Ms Giuffre being “a permanent resident of Australia and not a domiciliary of Colorado”.Ms Giuffre accuses the Duke of York, of sexual assault on three occasions more than two decades ago at the London home of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell and at paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein’s New York mansion and Epstein’s private island, Little St James, allegations which he vehemently denies.

Prince Andrew's legal team have filed papers in which the Duke of York denies all the allegations of sex abuse made by Virginia Roberts.The Duke of York's legal counsel, Andrew Brettler, gave a detailed rebuttal of all of Virigina's claims in the papers filed in New York on Wednesday 26 January. Andrew's new legal files also request the Royal be granted a trial by jury, too. In the papers it states he "hereby demands a trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint".

The Queen's wedding ring reportedly features a secret and special inscription from her late husband, Prince Philip.The Duke of Edinburgh sadly passed away on 9 April 2021 at the age of 99, but the 95 year old Monarch will always have something special to remember her husband of 73 years by. Since they tied the knot, the Queen has been wearing a gorgeous Welsh gold wedding ring like many other royals however, Philip is said to have engraved a secret message on the inside of the band.

While Prince Harry and Megan Markle’s wedding turned out to be the most talked about event in 2018 it wasn’t the only Royal marital ceremony to occur that year. Five months after the pair made their vows in front of the world, Harry’s cousin Princess Eugenie also got married to her now husband of over three years, Jack Brooksbank.The 31 year old had a televised wedding service like her relative, which took place at St George’s chapel in Windsor Castle — the same location where Harry and Meghan got married.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ahead of Princess Eugenie's wedding.The remark, which has recently resurfaced, made it seem 'like competition' between the two royal big days.Prince Harry tied the knot with Meghan Markle in 2018 and just five months later his cousin Princess Eugenie wed her now-husband Jack Brooksbank.But both weddings at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle were broadcast live on TV with Eugenie's nuptials being shown on ITV show This Morning.Ahead of his youngest daughter's big day, Prince Andrew gave an interview on This Morning and talked about how his daughter's wedding would be different from his nephew Harry's. However, viewers accused him of making it a competition over who had the most guests after Eugenie and Jack invited 850 guests compared to Harry and Meghan's 600.The Duke said: "It will not be the same as the previous one that was held in May.

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married back in 2018, it wasn't the only royal wedding that year.

The Royal Family are often travelling the country with little chance to relax at home. But when the royals are not meeting and greeting, these are the living rooms where they choose to relax and put their feet up. From gilded gold ceilings to patterned sofas and coffee tables stacked with books, let's take a look inside the living areas of Her Majesty the Queen, Princess Anne and Tim Laurence, Kate Middleton and Prince William, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Sarah, Duchess of York and Prince Andrew.