Prince Andrew's bid to bury ‘sex slave’ claims with dramatic TV appearance

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Prince Andrew has decided to speak publicly this week and for the first time about claims that he abused an underage girl introduced to him by his friend, convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein

The Mail Online Reports: In the first example of a senior Royal discussing intimate details of their private lives since Princess Diana’s sensational Panorama interview in 1995, the Duke of York will take the highly unusual step of facing a TV camera to deny the allegations levelled against him.

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His intervention will come in front of around 300 captains of industry and politicians as he hosts his annual British business reception at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday.’

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Normally the event is off-limits to the media, but this year the Prince will invite a TV camera into the drinks party as he issues a further denial of the claims that he had sex three times with the then 17-year-old Florida schoolgirl Virginia Roberts in London, New York and the Virgin Islands in 2001