Despite receiving broad support on Friday, UK King Charles III’s unprecedented move to deprive his brother Andrew of his royal titles and essentially banish him did not quell clamor for more action and increased monarchical governance.
The latest humiliating repercussions for the scandal-plagued royal due to his connections to convicted US sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein include the king’s decision to remove Andrew’s prince title, the first such action since 1919. On Thursday, Charles also declared that he was evicting his younger brother from his long-standing residence on the expansive grounds of Windsor Castle.
Public outrage was rekindled this week when her memoir, which was published posthumously, revealed in startling detail that she was trafficked to have sex with Andrew three times, including twice when she was just 17. In a London-created spread, reports that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has lost his title as Prince dominate the front pages of most of Britain’s national newspapers. AFP
It’s a long time coming,” retired educator Pam Williams, who has been in Britain since 1972, told AFP outside Buckingham Palace in reference to Charles’s choice. When the news was revealed, the crowd at a live recording of the BBC’s premier political debate show “Question Time” erupted in cheers, highlighting the general sentiment.
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