Prince Andrew latest: Andrew in ‘advanced talks’ to leave Royal Lodge

Downing Street has said MPs will not be given time in the House of Commons to discuss Andrew’s conduct because the royal family wants Parliament to focus on “important issues”.

Number 10 said it would not allocate time for debate in the chamber, although MPs could still investigate the situation in committees.

Ms Wallace said Andrew could still come forward with what he knew about late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein and help victims of sexual abuse.

He added, “He still denies what’s in the book. But it’s not too late.”

“He can continue to drop things with Virginia that he’s been accused of. He can still come forward. He was in those houses, he was on the island, he was on the private jet multiple times.

“They can still come forward and say to the authorities, I want to validate the experience of these women.”

The Prince, who strongly denies Ms Giuffre’s allegations, has been the target of fresh criticism focused on his wealth, with some MPs keen to debate the issue in Parliament.

The co-author of Virginia Giuffre’s memoirs says Prince Andrew’s behavior is “getting to her” as she reportedly discusses leaving her Royal Lodge home.

The king’s brother is said to be in talks with Charles’s representatives about voluntarily leaving the Royal Lodge after an uproar over the “peppercorn” rent for his 30-room mansion, but is reluctant to give up his residence of more than 20 years.

The prince gave up the title of Duke of York and other honors last Friday ahead of the publication of Ms Giuffre’s posthumous memoir following allegations that he sexually abused her.

The Daily Telegraph said the key points in the negotiations were the location of their new home and financial compensation for the money spent on the lodge.

Amy Wallace, co-author of the book, said Ms Giuffre wanted “rich, powerful people to be held accountable”.

In an interview with The Associated Press, she said: “What we are seeing is Prince Andrew’s life being destroyed because of his past behavior.

“Although he is not being tried in court, his behavior is catching up with him”.

Ms Wallace said Andrew could still come forward with what he knew about late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein and help victims of sexual abuse.

He added, “He still denies what’s in the book. But it’s not too late.”

“He can continue to drop things with Virginia that he’s been accused of. He can still come forward. He was in those houses, he was on the island, he was on the private jet multiple times.

“They can still come forward and say to the authorities, I want to validate the experience of these women.”

prince andrew He may have given up his royal titles, but it appears his downfall is far from over.

The royal – once widely considered to be Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite child – is facing calls to step away from public life forever as Virginia Giuffre’s report reveals horrific details of the allegations against her. Explosive posthumous memoir,

The 65-year-old man, who denies any wrongdoing, is also under increasing pressure to leave his job 30 bedroom royal mansion And begin cooperating with the FBI in its investigation of pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

Amy-Claire Martin, crime correspondent for The Independent, explains:

Prince Andrew has lived in the 30-room Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor Great Park for more than 20 years.

A copy of the leasehold agreement shared by the Crown Estate shows Andrew signed a 75-year lease on the property in 2003.

This revealed that he paid £1 million for the lease and since then he has paid “one peppercorn” per year as rent “on demand”.

According to a report by the National Audit Office, they were also required to pay an additional £7.5 million for renovations completed in 2005.

The agreement also included a clause stating that the Crown Estate would have to pay Andrew approximately £558,000 if it gave up the lease.

The Public Accounts Committee is to write to the Crown Estate and the Treasury raising “a number of questions” about the lease of Andrew’s property.

Prince Andrew is reportedly discussing voluntarily leaving the Royal Lodge following the uproar over the “peppercorn” rent for his 30-room mansion.

The obstacles to reaching an agreement are reportedly over where Andrew, who is eighth in line to the throne, will live and what financial compensation he will receive for the money spent renovating the house.

The King’s private Balmoral estate in Scotland and his Sandringham estate in Norfolk are potential properties in which Andrew could be housed but whether he would accept a smaller home away from his servile daughters remains to be seen.

Prince Andrew’s occupation of the 30-room Royal Lodge has come under intense scrutiny following new allegations in Virginia Giuffre’s memoir.

The sprawling Windsor estate sits on 98 acres of grounds that also include a small cottage, Y Bwthin Bach, which was gifted by the People of Wales to Princess Elizabeth as a child in 1932.

You can read more about the property here…