UK Government Seeks Andrew Testimony
The UK government is seeking to compel Andrew to testify before Congress regarding ongoing investigations. Labour MP for Bristol North West and Chief Secretary for the Prime Minister, Darren Jones, discussed the matter. The government maintains that evidence must be provided to Congress to address specific issues. No specific timeline for the testimony was provided. The UK government is seeking testimony from Prince Andrew before the US Congress. This follows reports of shots being fired at a gala attended by US President Donald Trump and Melania Trump. The Prime Minister expressed relief that the Trumps are safe after the incident.
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LBC London
“They want the king to compel Andrew to testify before Congress. The government's been very clear that Andrew should give evidence to Congress in relation to these issues.”
LBC London
“The government's been very clear that Andrew should give evidence to Congress in relation to these issues. The Prime Minister says he's relieved Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, are safe after shots were fired at a gala the US president was attending.”
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