A FORMER royal officer has called for Buckingham Palace to launch a probe into Prince Andrew over bullying claims - just like they did on Meghan.
Paul Page, who worked in the Royal Protection Command from 1998 until 2004, alleges he personally made three separate complaints to palace officials.
And he claims 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.
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“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.
This story is from the January 23, 2022 edition of The Sunday Mirror.
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