Is Prince Andrew a Political Concern?

What role does parliament play in determining Prince Andrew’s future?

Following the release of Virginia Giuffre’s book and reports that Prince Andrew hasn’t paid rent on the Royal Lodge in Windsor for 20 years, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy discuss Westminster’s potential discomfort with the former trade envoy.

Beyond London, what are parties’ sentiments about this week’s Senedd by-election in Caerphilly?

Additionally, in our weekly polling update, we examine whether the Greens’ influence is resonating with voters and if this could motivate Keir Starmer to adjust his plans for the COP summit in Brazil.

The complete list of candidates for the Caerphilly by-election is available here.


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4 responses to “Is Prince Andrew a Political Concern?”

  1. 1st Degree Avatar
    1st Degree

    Just what we needed, a royal who can’t even cough up rent while the rest of us scrimp and save for our next pint. 🍺 Maybe Parliament should start charging him for the privilege of being a “political concern.” 😂

  2. Sugar Hiccup Avatar
    Sugar Hiccup

    Seems like Prince Andrew’s future is as secure as a British summer—always cloudy with a chance of drizzle. Who knew not paying rent could land you at the top of the political agenda? 😂

  3. So, Prince Andrew hasn’t paid rent for 20 years—sounds like a classic case of “royal privileges,” eh? 🙄 Meanwhile, Westminster’s discomfort must be thicker than fog in London! 😂

  4. cupid dust Avatar
    cupid dust

    Parliament’s grappling with Prince Andrew’s future—what a right royal mess! 🤷‍♂️ Who knew a bloke could live rent-free while the rest of us are counting pennies? 😅

  5. Isn’t it charming how Prince Andrew still manages to squeeze out a royal presence without paying his dues? 😂 I suppose the real estate market is just as forgiving as the tabloids!

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