Perhaps the Esers and the Great Helmsman were onto something? Not only have "Public Safety Announcements" been plastered around Sandringham, of which most or all of the 437 residents must be tenants or the dependents of tenants of an estate with more than 150 properties, but in a staggering social change for any country estate, the family has told the servants that they did not have to work for a particular member, following the threat of strike action otherwise.
The monarchy is indeed good at convening people, but they are the people whom the then Prince Andrew brought to Buckingham Palace and to Windsor Great Park, reminding us that the Margaret, Duchess of Argyll class has remained integral to what has become the one per cent, the rest of which has never supplanted it, nor ever wished to, but rather has conformed to its mores, not the other way around.
Scandalously without resigning, Jess Phillips has long since put it on the parliamentary record that she had known that the Police were participants in the grooming gangs, and Suella Braverman reiterated that fact at last week's Prime Minister's Questions, so it is perhaps unsurprising that, as with Prince Harry's drugs, none of some of the most carefully vetted Police Officers in the world noticed anything at all about Andrew, nor about Peter Mandelson either as a Cabinet Minister or as a European Commissioner. Close protection, indeed.
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