This is the Guardian.

Today, Prince Andrew has agreed to settle in the US sexual assault case against him.

But is that the end of the story?

The Guardian

For years, Prince Andrew had a reputation of jet setting and high living.

Now you have to travel a lot for your role.

That has led to the tabloids to calling the nickname Air Miles Andy.

How do you feel about that?

Well, it's the fact of life.

In order to do what I do for the UK and for UK business, I have to travel.

He had made much of his service in the British Navy on active duty during the Falklands War.

I've been, uh, shocked and yet proud.

That's my helicopter flying over the moment.

Before moving into public service as a UK trade envoy.

Prince Andrew spent 76 days last year working for Britain as trade envoy.

He carried out 550 engagements, smelt 3000 companies, visited 19 foreign markets.

He was nicknamed the Playboy Prince, or Air Miles Andy, and was set to be indulged as the Queen's favourite son.

But his friendship with the Peterfahl Geoffrey Epstein changed everything.

The usually stoic and silent Buckingham Palace has become very vocal, denying allegations and a federal lawsuit

to sign his Royal Highness Prince Andrew to sex crimes with underage minors.

Duke of York himself carried on with a scheduled visit in East London today, although it wasn't long,

before more controversy about his links with a convicted Peterfahl emerged.

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