Rude arrogant and entitled - MPs condemn Andrew

Rude arrogant and entitled – MPs condemn Andrew

Sir Chris Bryant, Minister of State for Business and Trade, wasted no time in delivering his views of the former Prince Andrew in Parliament.

Bryant told MPs, that despite efforts to ‘expose’ Andrew some years ago no-one listened.

Ahead of the speeches, the Speaker of the House Sir Lindsay Hoyle told MPs there was no prohibition on criticising royals in the chamber.

Before the speech, the trade minister, Chris Bryant, responded to a Lib Dem motion urging the papers be published. Bryant confirmed documents released but not until after the police investigation into the former prince had concluded.

Don’t miss this forthright and straight forward speech by Chris Bryant delivered in the House of Commons.

Mountbatten-Windsor became first royal family member to be arrested in modern times and held over claims of misconduct in public office.

Andrew given the unpaid trade role under Tony Blair’s Labour government. Officially appointed by the then Queen after consultation with the Cabinet Office, Foreign Office and British Trade International.

Andrew consistently and strenuously denies any wrongdoing.