Prince Andrew's decision to give up his titles and honours shows no sign of stopping the scrutiny of his links to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, with royal sources expecting "more days of pain ahead" in the scandal.
While the prince will no longer use his titles, including the Duke of York, there are still calls for them to be formally removed.
Rachael Maskell, who is the MP for York and says many of her constituents no longer want the city to be associated with the royal, wants the government to change the law to allow this process.
The Metropolitan Police are looking into claims the prince asked a protection officer for personal information about Virginia Giuffre, who said she had been forced to have sex with the prince, a claim he has consistently denied.
Her memoir, published posthumously this week, adds to pressure on him.
