Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be asked to surrender Freedom of London
Under intensifying scrutiny, elected members of the City of London Corporation have agreed to write to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and invite him to give up his freedom of the city.
Under intensifying scrutiny, elected members of the City of London Corporation have agreed to write to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and invite him to give up his freedom of the city.
The honour was granted to Britain’s former prince, the brother of King Charles, 14 years ago.
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Mr Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
He has faced growing pressure over his conduct and his links to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
“Applications via patrimony are not considered or endorsed by our elected members, and there is no effective legal mechanism to remove this type of freedom.
“Elected members have today agreed to write to Mr Mountbatten-Windsor, inviting him to formally relinquish the freedom.
“They will consider the response received, if any, at a future meeting and determine what action may be taken.”