Epstein Secrets

rsations will take place' about his future role The Duke of York is facing new pressure to resign over his associa

07 Mar 2011 • Ghislaine Maxwell: profile 07 Mar 2011 • William Hague: Duke has done 'lot of good' for Britain 06 Mar 2011 • Cabinet fears over Duke of York 's trade role 05 Mar 2011 EFTA00436832 Whitehall sources have conceded that the Duke could still be forced out altogether if there are further dama

in at the time, a claim that has not been denied by Buckingham Palace. Last night the Duchess's spokesman admitted that Epstein had paid £15,000 to Johnny O'Sullivan, her former personal assistant, as part of the £78,000 she owed him in wages and expenses. The Duchess's spokesman described the payment as an "ind

fortable Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, of which she is said to be still 'very much the mistress' after four years lodging there with ex-husband Prince Andrew. Mind you, these days she has to make do without the dozen or so personal staff who used to be at her beck and call. With Windsor Castle looming om

med accepting a £27,000 down payment from the undercover newspaper reporter posing as a businessman anxious to get alongside government trade envoy Andrew. When her desperate ploy was exposed, the Duchess explained she wanted the money to help O'Sullivan meet the fees for a postgraduate course at a New

parted company over the humiliating tabloid sting in which Fergie attempted to sell access to Prince Andrew in exchange for £500,000. The other is Johnny O'Sullivan, a 42-year-old bachelor who worked for the Duchess as a personal assistant for 14 years until last year, and now lives in the U.S. Like Ms Waddingto

fortable Royal Lodge in Windsor =reat Park, of which she is said to be still 'very much the mistres=' after four years lodging there with ex-husband Prince Andrew. Mi=d you, these days she has to make do without the dozen or so personal staf= who used to be at her beck and call. With Windsor Castle looming om

lmed accepting a £27,000 down payment from the undercover newspa=er reporter posing as a businessman anxious to get alongside government tr=de envoy Andrew. When her desperate ploy was exposed, the Duchess explaine= she wanted the money to help O'Sullivan meet the fees for a postg=aduate course at a Ne

parted company over the humiliating tabloid sting in which Fergie=attempted to sell access to Prince Andrew in exchange for £500,000. The other is Johnny O'Sullivan, a 42-year-old bachelor who worked f=r the Duchess as a personal assistant for 14 years until last year, and no= lives in the U.S. Like Ms Waddingto