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Taxpayers deserve to know where money for Prince Andrew's settlement with Virginia Giuffre came from, campaigners say
Prince Andrew speaks during a television interview at the Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, Windsor, April 11, 2021

PRINCE ANDREW’S financial settlement to accuser Virginia Giuffre, reported to be a multimillion-pound sum, must not be paid for out of the public purse, campaigners have warned. 

Questions have been raised about how the Duke of York will fund the settlement reached with Ms Giuffre, after the two agreed to settle her civil claim against him of sexual assault.

A statement from their lawyers on Tuesday said that Andrew would pay an undisclosed sum to Ms Giuffre and a “substantial donation” to her charity in support of victims.

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