Court documents allege Buckingham Palace received thousands of emails about Prince Andrew's trade envoy conduct in 2020
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Court documents claim that tens of thousands of emails relating to Prince Andrew's controversial financial dealings and conduct during his time as a UK trade envoy were handed to Buckingham Palace six years ago. The emails, allegedly taken from a former business contact, were reportedly sent to the Lord Chamberlain in 2020 and contained detailed information about the former prince's activities and financial conduct.
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The emails, said to have been taken from a former business contact and sent to the Lord Chamberlain in 2020, allegedly contained detailed information regarding the former prince's activities and financial conduct during his time as a UK trade envoy.
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