Questioning Royal Funding
Shelagh Fogarty raises concerns about the public funding of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, despite the prince's disgrace.
The recent release of Virginia Giuffre's book has brought attention back to the allegations against Prince Andrew, which he denies.
The question hanging over Buckingham Palace is simple but deeply uncomfortable: why are we still paying for Prince Andrew and, by extension, Sarah Ferguson?
A heckler outside Lichfield Cathedral asked King Charles, "Have you asked the police to cover up for your brother?" highlighting the reputational damage to the monarchy.
- Allegations against Prince Andrew continue to affect the royal family's reputation.
- Public funding of the prince and his ex-wife is being questioned.
Author's summary: Public funding of disgraced royals is under scrutiny.
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