"Desperate Andrew has more serious questions to answer - Charles must not be a jerk"

Brows have long been raised over the Duke of York's conduct - whether it's paying millions of pounds to a woman he said he doesn't remember meeting or saying he couldn't sweat
Under fire from Prince Andrew (
Image: UK Press via Getty Images)

Filled with self-pity and desperate to return to national life, the disgraced Prince Andrew has more serious questions to answer.

Her brother the king would be a fool to even try to revive this stain on the royal family.

Court evidence that the prince may not have been as open about his contact with pedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein as we thought raises new concerns about his conduct.

Brows have long been raised over the Duke of York's conduct - from paying millions of pounds to a woman he said he didn't remember meeting, to saying he couldn't sweat and was in a Woking Pizza Express as he denied spending a sweaty evening with an accuser.

Not helping the FBI when it has publicly promised it would is, for many of us, unforgivable, damning, and arguably very telling.

This sullied royal has no role to play.
Shame on payment
The rewards for failure are unduly high for conservative misfires that still cost the country a fortune.

Failed former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, who raised more than £18,000 each after being ousted from Downing Street, add insult to injury at taxpayers' expense.

This disastrous pair should pay us, instead of receiving what would be large sums for most of the population struggling to pay soaring prices, mortgages and rents.

Ministerial golden farewells must end immediately, because those fired, dumped and fired do not deserve to walk away with thousands more pounds in their bank accounts.

The Conservatives govern for themselves rather than the nation as a whole, an out of touch party lining their own pockets while they can.
In full bloom
The rose named after Coronation Street legend Barbara Knox, who plays Rita Tanner on the ITV soap opera, is aptly called Gracious Lady.

It will have to be durable to match the half-century it has entertained us on the cobbles.

Politics Jul 21, 2023 0 42 Add to Reading List

"Desperate Andrew has more serious questions to answer - Charles must not be a jerk"

Brows have long been raised over the Duke of York's conduct - whether it's paying millions of pounds to a woman he said he doesn't remember meeting or saying he couldn't sweat

Under fire from Prince Andrew (

Image: UK Press via Getty Images)

Filled with self-pity and desperate to return to national life, the disgraced Prince Andrew has more serious questions to answer.

Her brother the king would be a fool to even try to revive this stain on the royal family.

Court evidence that the prince may not have been as open about his contact with pedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein as we thought raises new concerns about his conduct.

Brows have long been raised over the Duke of York's conduct - from paying millions of pounds to a woman he said he didn't remember meeting, to saying he couldn't sweat and was in a Woking Pizza Express as he denied spending a sweaty evening with an accuser.

Not helping the FBI when it has publicly promised it would is, for many of us, unforgivable, damning, and arguably very telling.

This sullied royal has no role to play.

Shame on payment

The rewards for failure are unduly high for conservative misfires that still cost the country a fortune.

Failed former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, who raised more than £18,000 each after being ousted from Downing Street, add insult to injury at taxpayers' expense.

This disastrous pair should pay us, instead of receiving what would be large sums for most of the population struggling to pay soaring prices, mortgages and rents.

Ministerial golden farewells must end immediately, because those fired, dumped and fired do not deserve to walk away with thousands more pounds in their bank accounts.

The Conservatives govern for themselves rather than the nation as a whole, an out of touch party lining their own pockets while they can.

In full bloom

The rose named after Coronation Street legend Barbara Knox, who plays Rita Tanner on the ITV soap opera, is aptly called Gracious Lady.

It will have to be durable to match the half-century it has entertained us on the cobbles.