Prince Andrew Accused of Using Taxpayer Money for Massages

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, is accused of using taxpayer money for massages, despite his previous denials of personal gain from his role in the Department for International Trade.

23 Feb, 10:44 — 23 Feb, 10:44

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The GuardianMostly Factual46d ago

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged massages to taxpayers while trade envoy, say reports

Former senior civil servants say culture of deference meant excessive expenses claims were waved through Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged taxpayers for the cost of massages and excessive travel expenses while he was the UK’s trade envoy, it has been reported. Former senior civil servants said they were shocked to see the claims, and that there was a culture of deference towards the former prince within Whitehall that allowed them to proceed. Continue reading...

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hvg23 Feb, 10:37First to report

András volt yorki herceg az adófizetők pénzéből masszíroztatta magát

The Guardian23 Feb, 10:44Latest update

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Prince Andrew Accused of Using Taxpayer Money for Massages

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged massages to taxpayers while trade envoy, say reports

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András volt yorki herceg az adófizetők pénzéből masszíroztatta magát

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged massages to taxpayers while trade envoy, say reports

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