Calls for probe over £1.5m Prince Andrew deal as MPs call for investigation by ...
Calls for probe over £1.5m Prince Andrew deal as MPs call for Duke to be investigated by tax officials Prince Andrew facing scrutiny over whether he broke Royal Family conduct rules Duke of York is alleged to have accepted money from Tory donor David Rowland Rules state royals should not accept money in connection with an official duty Prince has not said whether he repaid money wired to him by a company in 2017
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Prince Andrew’s finances should be investigated by MPs and tax authorities after it emerged that he received a £1.5million off-shore payment from a banker friend, campaigners and experts have said.
The Duke of York faced mounting scrutiny yesterday over whether he broke the Royal Family’s conduct rules by accepting the money from Tory donor David Rowland.
The Queen’s scandal-hit second son received the payment days before he paid off a loan from the financier’s own Luxembourg bank.
Buckingham Palace conduct rules state that royals should ‘never accept gifts of
