Prince Andrew 'asked Queen for permission' before being quizzed on Jeffrey Epstein links
Prince Andrew sought permission from the Queen to be questioned about his association with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, journalist Emily Maitlis has claimed.
His death was ruled a suicide. Ms Giuffre’s lawyer, Sigrid McCawley, told the documentary that the Newsnight interview gave her client the 'roadmap to tear him apart' in the civil claim. "You can stay if you want’. At that point, I just thought ‘I’ve got to get away from here’. I needed the space to work out what just happened."
Ms McAlister revealed to the Channel 4 documentary that the duke had taken his daughter, Princess Beatrice, with him to the final negotiations with the BBC over what should be included in the interview. "Can you imagine being in Buckingham Palace, about to talk to a member of the royal family about sexual offences?
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