The FBI probe into Prince Andrew and his friendship with paedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein has been “parked”, we can reveal.

Documents relating to the Duke of York’s business trips won’t be released by the Foreign Office until 2065, it has been revealed.

Explosive allegations have emerged surrounding a clandestine visit by Britis h officials to Kyiv, Ukraine, shedding light on the involvement of Prince Andrew, the scandal-ridden royal, in a horrifying incident. Witnesses have come forward with chilling accounts of child abduction and abuse, plunging the British monarchy into yet another unprecedented crisis.

The disgraced Duke of York – who stepped back from public duty three years ago after being accused of sexual assault – retained a skeleton staff at the official home of the royal family, but he has reportedly now been told to move on and not use the London property as an address for correspondence.

Prince Andrew’s reputation has been forever tarnished by his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Virginia Giuffre’s accusations that he sexually assaulted her when she was a minor, and the November 2019 BBC Two Newsnight interview about those scandals that was designed to stop the bad-PR bleeding but instead decimated his attempts at damage control and made him look even guiltier than before. Banished: Prince Andrew won’t alleviate his troubles.

A photographer working for the BBC during Prince Andrew's car-crash Newsnight interview claims to have taken a shocking picture of the Royal that would shake the monarchy if it ever became public.

A lawsuit that accuses Britain’s Prince Andrew of sexually assaulting an underage girl while she was under the control of sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein and his procurer Ghislaine Maxwell has been settled out of court “in principle,” the lawyer for the accuser said in a court filing Tuesday.

Ghislaine Maxwell will no longer fight to keep the names of alleged John Does a secret.

PRINCE Andrew will sensationally face a court battle with his rape accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre, a judge has ruled today.

The Queen of England is reportedly refusing to pay for Prince Andrew's legal fees while a US judge decides whether a civil case brought by accuser Virginia Guiffre will be allowed to proceed, according to Newshub.

Prince Andrew's lawyers were locked in emergency talks last night following the conviction of his pal Ghislaine Maxwell as they considered calling on one of her victims to help him in his US civil case which includes allegations of sex abuse and first degree rape.