King Charles will 'never abandon' Prince Andrew because of worrying fear - expert
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With the dawn of 2025, the Royal Family will be hoping for much brighter days ahead. King Charles is cracking on with a full programme of duties as he continues his cancer treatment, while the Princess of Wales is gradually returning to public life following her own diagnosis and chemotherapy treatment.
However, one dark cloud that continues to hang over the Firm is the future of Prince Andrew. The disgraced Duke of York has been lying low since it emerged before Christmas that he had links to an alleged Chinese spy. He pulled out of Christmas festivities at Sandringham with the rest of the Firm as the scandal grew last month. And ever since, he has been keeping a low profile at his Royal Lodge home In Windsor.
It has led to questions as to whether Charles could cast Andrew aside, especially as the King and his younger brother are also reportedly at loggerheads over his Royal Lodge home. And earlier this week, anti-monarchy group Republic called on the Metropolitan Police to investigate the Duke of York without "fear or favour" after reporting him to the force for using the name 'Andrew Inverness' in his financial dealings.
Andrew is facing fresh scrutiny over his business affairs in the wake of the scandal surrounding his links to an alleged Chinese spy. The King’s brother, who holds the Scottish courtesy title the Earl of Inverness, was revealed six years ago to have set up a number of firms using the pseudonym. Critics accused him of adopting it in a bid to remain under the radar.
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