Prince Andrew allegedly asked a police officer to 'dig the dirt' on his accuser before the publishing of a now infamous photograph of the two.

Andrew's given up the title Duke of York amid turmoil surrounding his alleged involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

It's believed he tried to obtain personal information about his deceased accuser Virginia Giuffre.

Royal correspondent Victoria Arbiter says it's likely there's more details to come.

"The reason there's been this renewed interest in Prince Andrew is... the news just keeps on coming ever since that Newsnight interview in 2019. But there's been renewed focus because of this posthumous memoir." 

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Prince Andrew allegedly asked a police officer to 'dig the dirt' on his accuser before the publishing of a now infamous photograph of the two.
Andrew's given up the title Duke of York amid turmoil surrounding his alleged involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
It's believed he tried to obtain personal information about his deceased accuser Virginia Giuffre.
Royal correspondent Victoria Arbiter says it's likely there's more details to come.
"The reason there's been this renewed interest in Prince Andrew is... the news just keeps on coming ever since that Newsnight interview in 2019. But there's been renewed focus because of this posthumous memoir."&nbsp;
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Victoria Arbiter: royal correspondent on Prince Andrew losing his royal titles following renewed Epstein scandal

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