Should Keer Stmper remove the title of Prince Andrew? The new book lifts on the York family lifts, arguments the royal situation again

The question whether Prince Andrew should be snatched from his titles, Andrew Launi’s new biography has come out again before publication.The book called The Rise and Fall of the House of York is specially sorted by the Daily Mail after four years of research and hundreds of interviews. LOWNIE revealed a series of the myrok family’s secrets, including Rajkumar Andrew’s unusual sexual habits to the Sarah Ferguson with Podophile Jeffrey Epstein. Daily Mail Editor-ET-Large Richard K said in the latest episode of “Palace Confidential”, “Very little that the royal family can actually talk about Rajkumar Andrew.” “He has been effectively dismissed. He is the only royal prince who has been dismissed from public life that I can think about. “Lack of sending him from a distance – far – and who would like him? – I think it’s very humiliating when I keep reading suggestions to send him to Falkland Islands. Do the people there especially want Prince Andrew? I have a lot of doubt. “So it is difficult to know what to do with him. He is just going there. They have managed it quite well. He does not have any kind of public role.” What is everything about him? Well, he was born a prince, and he was given a dukedam. “One thing they could have done would be to remove Dukedome, but I think it would have to come through Parliament, and I can’t see any government of any shadow to join anything like this. This will open a real can of insects. , So far, only six percent of the readers have answered the question ‘no’. Richard Stars at the Hit ITube panel show with Daily Mail Diary Editor Richard Eden and Royal Editor Rebecca English. Rebecca, who has covered the Royal Beat for the Daily Mail since 2004, said: “This is extremely difficult for him because he is there and he is present. They cannot exclude it – he is a member of his family.” In a special interview in the latest version of the Royal Newsletter, Daily Mail, “Palace Confederal”, Louni said that he contacted more than 3,000 former schools contemporary, employees, colleagues and couple colleagues. “Of which 300 talked to me,” Louni said. “Some on records, but farthest.” He felt that it was time to challenge the Curette story of the York family. This is difficult because there is a code of silence about royals (no one wants to be out of the privileged circle). “Additionally, their employees have to sign the NDAS, the Royals are not completely under the Freedom of Information Act and there are strict limitations on what questions about MPs in Parliament. “I could also add the letters that threatened me to sue them, before a word of manuscript was seen. Attractive people.” In the “Palace Confidential” episode, Richard K. reported that within the royal family, there is an instinct of “circulating the wagons and protecting one of your own”. He said: “His first response in all these cases’ Oh, this is just the press, it is the media.” It is different. “You can’t overcome it.” After covering the royal beat for more than 20 years, Richard Eden shared his views whether Andrew should be taken away from his heads. He said: “Of course, what the king can do, and something that I have advocated for a long time is snatching him as a state consultant for his role.” He and Rajkumar Harry still have the legal right to deput the king. It can be easily taken away from them, as well as their title of Duke of York or other things if they wanted. “He is still in the line of succession. Yes, it will take an Act of Parliament, but it is not a big deal.” Raja recently did this when he extended the state consultants list to include Princess Anne and Prince Edward. This can actually be done very easily. “This is something that I firmly suggest that he does.” Somewhere else in the episode, the panel discussed the possibility of “decisive action” to Prince William about aspects of the monarchy in the coming years.