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The Met refused to open an investigation into sworn allegations of sexual assault against Prince Andrew, despite keenly investigating cause celebres such as Partygate. Their insistence that the royal family are not above the law rings hollow, says Nigel Cawthorne
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n Sunday, a leaked email revealed that Prince Andrew had sought personal information about Virginia Giuffre, who later accused him of sexual abuse. The message – sent in February 2011, just before the Mail on Sunday published the now-notorious photograph of the prince with his arm around the 17-year-old in Ghislaine Maxwell’s Belgravia home – reignited questions about the Metropolitan Police’s repeated refusal to investigate the case.
