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Britain's Prince Andrew, Duke of York reacts as he arrives at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, to attend the Easter Mattins Service, on March 31, 2024. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP)

How do you solve a problem like Prince Andrew?

The new year already is shaping up as another vintage one for the incumbent, Prince Andrew – the subject of a new tell-all book – despite gallant efforts by the British government to keep us in the dark.

‘Bond of blood’The Times
(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 15, 2015 Britain's Prince Andrew, Duke of York (L) and Britain's Prince Charles, Prince of Wales attend the Most Noble Order of the Garter Ceremony at Windsor Castle in southern England. - Trained from childhood to be king, Charles III has endured the longest wait for the throne in British history. He has spent virtually his entire life waiting to succeed his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, even as he took on more of her duties and responsibilities as she aged. But the late monarch's eldest son, 73, made the most of his record-breaking time as the longest-serving heir to the throne by forging his own path. (Photo by PETER NICHOLLS / POOL / AFP)

A brotherly battle royal

A conflict-averse King could enlist the help of his brother’s ex-wife to keep the peace and stop the series of troubling headlines.

A Very Royal ScandalThe Times
Screen grab from BBS TV. BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis interviews Prince Andrew, The Duke of York over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Answering questions about his links to Epstein for the first time, Prince Andrew said his stay was not "becoming of a member of the Royal Family". The Duke of York also said he "let the side down" by staying at his home. Source: BBC

Andrew to BBC: Were you abused?

A scene in the Amazon series A Very Royal Scandal portrays the prince as saying he would have refused the interview had any of the Newsnight team been victims.

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TV: The Princes in the Tower. Docudrama. ABC1

Princes in the Tower probe could reshape royal history

Richard III has long been blamed for the presumed murder of his nephews, whose skeletons were found in a box under a staircase by workmen in the Tower of London in 1674. But some believe the royal children escaped.

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