Prince Andrew: Met Police chief insists ‘no-one is above the law’ regarding Duke of York allegations

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The Metropolitan Police Commissioner said “no-one is above the law” when questioned about claims of sexual assault against the Duke of York.

Dame Cressida Dick added that she has asked officers to again review allegations connected to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, having so far decided not to open an investigation.

Appearing on LBC Radio on Thursday morning, Dame Cressida was asked what inquiries have taken place into the allegations from Virginia Giuffre concerning the Duke.

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