Prince Andrew 'should face Royal bullying probe like Meghan Markle'
An ex-royal cop has called for Buckingham Palace to launch a probe into Prince Andrew over bullying claims - they same way they did to Meghan Markle.
Paul Page, who previously worked in the Royal Protection Command from 1998 until 2004, claims he personally made three separate complaints to palace officials, writes The Mirror.
And Paul alleges that he is aware of “at least a dozen” other reports made by colleagues.Mr Page, whose revelations this week sparked a string of complaints about the prince, said: “Buckingham Palace launched a bullying investigation against Meghan last year after she was accused of wrongdoing.“If it’s a fair organisation that looks after its staff, an investigation should be started to confirm whether or not Andrew is guilty of being a bully and of intimidating staff.”He alleges complaints he raised during his service were ignored because senior courtiers did not want to create a stir.Mr Page told the Sunday Mirror: “The Palace have a problem because there are instances and evidence of Prince Andrew being overbearing and verbally abusive.”He said in an ITV documentary this week that Andrew would “shout and scream” if his collection of toy bears on his bed were not placed in exact positions by maids.That prompted the prince’s former maid Charlotte Briggs, 47, to come forward with allegations.
She accused Andrew, then in his 30s, of foul-mouthed rants and ludicrous demands.They included making her run up four flights of stairs to close his curtains while, she says, he was right next to them.She also told of being in tears and of hiding to avoid the “bad-tempered” and “entitled” royal.Diplomat Simon Wilson, who hosted the duke in Bahrain, previously claimed the “rude” and “boorish” prince had
