Epstein Secrets

equired constant organising and public relations guidance. 'Nine times out of ten, Andrew's office would ask Kate's firm to handle things,' says the Palace insider. Meanwhile, Fergie's advisers are trying to bring the overall debt down by scrutinising and challenging some bills from certain creditors.

which you might think she is eminently qualified. She is, of course, unlikely to be on the guest list. But because her daughters will be there with the Royal Family, she considered that, too, to be inappropriate. Maybe, just maybe, the erring Duchess is beginning to acquire good judgment and restraint. Read mor

am Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's S014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St James's Palace. He said they also played poker on duty and smuggled friends into garden parties or let them park in palace grounds while

he claims as "pie in the sky" and "nothing more than diversionary tactics" designed to cloud [Page's] "blatant dishonesty". Claims about members of the Royal Family were kept from the jury after the prosecution argued that they were irrelevant. But in a defence statement, Page referred to a series of alleged se

as one senior official muttered with distinct discomfort yesterday: 'Not yet.' The constant stream of uncomfortable news reopened the debate at the Palace this week about the future direction of the monarchy. The question is about the size of the official Royal Family and who should formally feature

o wonder they talk of new arrangements and fearfully wonder what is coming next for the blast of censure has been fierce at a time of the year when the Royal Family can normally expect to bask in public approval. Anne has done her best to claw back the situation with what she saw as an amusing remark 'You are t

am Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's 5014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St James's Palace. He said they also played poker on duty and smuggled friends into garden parties or let them park in palace grounds while

he claims as "pie in the sky" and "nothing more than diversionary tactics" designed to cloud [Page's] "blatant dishonesty". Claims about members of the Royal Family were kept from the jury after the prosecution argued that they were irrelevant. But in a defence statement, Page referred to a series of alleged sec

of Kent as vice-chairman of British Trade International, a hugely important roving ambassadorial role drumming up trade for Britain. As one senior Palace courtier complains: 'He hasn't looked much like an ambassador this week, has he?' Andrew has taken over, again from his cousin the Duke of Kent, as

No wonder they talk of new arrangements and fearfully wonder what is coming next for the blast of censure has been fierce at a time of the year when the Royal Family can normally expect to bask in public approval. PAGE 1 Confidential Treatment Requested by JPMorgan Chase JPM-SDNY-00062504 EFTA01582920