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politics18h ago
Andrew should be re-interviewed over use of public cash, says ex-PM
- Gordon Brown calls for a re-interview of Prince Andrew by police over public funds and Epstein connections.
- Brown argues the inquiry should widen to include alleged trafficking and use of public funds.
- The article notes Andrew was questioned during his government years about unacceptable public costs.
- Brown says authorities should seek records from three government departments tied to Andrew’s trips as trade envoy.
- Andrew has denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein’s activities.
- The piece cites fresh Epstein documents suggesting Andrew shared sensitive information during his tenure as trade envoy.
- Brown’s commentary appeared in the New Statesman, urging a broader investigation beyond official secrets.
- Brown links the case to parliamentary scrutiny and potential public fund misuse.
- The article emphasizes Andrew's rights and that authorities will assess costs and travel arrangements.
- The piece notes that Andrew's title and status were affected by the ongoing investigations.
- The article quotes Brown calling for justice for trafficked victims and accountability.
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