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    Andrew teilte Epstein als Handelsgesandter vertrauliche Informationen mit, wie aus Akten hervorgeht

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    1. derrenbrownisawizard on

      So we expect him to face the justice system for this right….right??

    2. skuntkunt on

      Really can’t say im surprised.

      Now we need the police to investigate everything. They refused last time because it overlapped with the case in the US, but this is entirely new. There’s no excuse this time

    3. human_questions on

      Something tells me this Andrew chap can’t be trusted. Would you trust him to split the bill at a pizza express based on all the evidence coming out?

    4. No-Assumption-1738 on

      So that’s a misconduct in public office charge? 

      David Stern should be extradited from Dubai,  investigated and convicted 

    6. IsyABM on

      We’re always told rights come with responsibilities. If the royals (he was acting as a royal at the time) can’t be held accountable despite their position of privilege, their institution needs rethinking.

    8. IgneousJam on

      I can’t believe this is true. After all, what we learned about Andrew from his interview with Emily Maitlis is that, if anything, he is not only honourable but actually *too* honourable

    9. Psychological-Ad1264 on

      Ok Plod, you’ve raided Mandelson’s properties over the same issue. Now do Noncy Mountbatten Windsor.

    10. RaymondBumcheese on

      Maybe it’s time to stop letting inbred morons represent us on the world stage. 

    11. Miss_Andry101 on

      Dirty, treacherous, scumbag P. Andrew single handedly bringing about the case for the new republic…

      Vive la révolution? 😐

    12. Fine_Cress_649 on

      Now that we know all this stuff about figures highly placed in the British state texting this guy insider trading info… Are we sure there aren’t other rich guys who are still getting this stuff in their WhatsApps? 

      Not some high profile sex criminal like Epstein but like some dude you’ve never heard of who has £8 billion in the bank he made from gambling… sorry finance, and is just mates with someone in the treasury who is just sending this over to them in return for tickets to see Wolves or something? 

    13. Macho-Fantastico on

      When the hell is he going to face justice? It’s insane to me no action as been taken by law enforcement.

    14. ChaiTeaAndBoundaries on

      Will they send the police to his house like they did to Mandelson or is Andy exempt again?

    15. RoddyViper on

      Least surprising revelation since Woody Allen being all over them.

      The man’s not just a creep but a buffoon.

    16. derrenbrownisawizard on

      Anyone remember when Boris Johnson replied that the royal family were “beyond reproach” following the early revelations of the princes noncery?

    17. Soppydogg on

      We can endlessly speculate, opinionate & try and convince ourselves that the Kings Brother will face the justice of the common people.
      When was the last time anyone from the Royal Family faced justice.
      We can’t include Princess Anne’s fine for letting her dog bite a couple of kiddies.
      I mean a real genuine crime with implications?

      It’s not going to happen.
      The nonce formally known as Prince has license to shit in the street by dint of birth.
      Simple but annoying fact and as much as it annoys it is and always be a fact of life in the UK

    19. ShufflingToGlory on

      Any suggestion he’s broken the law?

      Blurb in the article mentions that he would have had „a duty“ to uphold confidentiality. That suggests it’s not a legal matter.

      Additionally the blurb mentions „the Official Secrets Act also applies“.

      As far as I can parse it the critical question is whether he broke the Official Secrets Act?

      Misconduct in Public Office? Seeing that bandied about. Is it feasible Andrew would be prosecuted under either of these laws?

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