Princess Anne Faces Protesters Over Prince Andrew Scandals

On March 24, Princess Anne faced a group of protesters outside Oxford University's

Wattam College this week. She was there for the Agricultural Economic Society's

100th Anniversary Conference when anti-monarchy activists from the Republic Group confronted her.

They held signs targeting her brother, Prince Andrew, and shouted questions about his scandals.

The demonstration centered on reports that Anne has stayed close to Andrew despite his legal

troubles. Last month, police arrested him on suspicion of misconduct in public office

from his time as a trade-on-boy. This ties back to his links with the late financier, Jeffrey

Epstein, including sharing sensitive information. Protesters highlighted a well-known photo of Andrew

with Virginia Jufre, who accused him of assault when she was 17. He settled her lawsuit for 12

million pounds in 2022, while the nine any wrongdoing. Epstein court files also featured

many images of the pair together. Republished shared video of the event online and called for

the royals to come clean publicly. Anne ignored the shouts and walked inside with her security team.

No one has accused her of any involvement. As investigations continue into Andrew's case,

the monarchy faces growing pressure to address these longstanding questions head on.

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