Police are examining a dossier compiled by the Mail on Sunday that alleges links between former Prince Andrew and a tax-haven-based businessman. According to the reports, the dossier is being reviewed in connection with an investigation that prosecutors and police have pursued regarding Andrew, described as focusing on suspected misconduct in public office. The outlets say the material was first brought to Buckingham Palace’s attention in 2019, before detectives began their investigation. The reporting highlights the timing of the disclosure—nearly seven years prior to the start of the police inquiry—while raising questions about how the palace handled earlier alerts. The articles do not conclude guilt and present the matter as an active review by police. The sources also frame the issue around Andrew’s alleged “deals” connected to the businessman, but the details of those allegations are not provided in the excerpts. Overall, the coverage focuses on the fact of the police review, the existence of the dossier, and the timeline between the 2019 communication to the palace and the later police investigation.
Police review media dossier on Andrew’s business links to tax-haven tycoon
Police are examining a dossier compiled by the Mail on Sunday that alleges links between former Prince Andrew and a tax-haven-based businessman. According to the reports, the dossier is being reviewed...
- Police are examining a Mail on Sunday dossier alleging business links involving former Prince Andrew.
- The dossier centers on purported dealings connected to a tax-haven businessman.
- The outlets state the material was first alerted to Buckingham Palace in 2019.
- Police investigation into Andrew is described as involving suspected misconduct in public office.
- The reporting emphasizes that the palace was notified nearly seven years before the police inquiry began.
The MoS first alerted Buckingham Palace to the bombshell material in 2019 - long before detectives opened their investigation into the former prince on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
2 months agoThe MoS first alerted Buckingham Palace to the bombshell material in 2019 - long before detectives opened their investigation into the former prince on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
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