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From magazine issue: 12 January 2013

‘I couldn’t afford the fare to Paddington. I’m Victoria Coach Station bear.’

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Has King Charles finally run out of patience with Prince Andrew?

While the nation basks in the good news about the Princess of Wales in her battle with cancer, the Royals’ troubles are not entirely over. The not-so-grand Duke of York, Prince Andrew, remains a baleful, apparently ungovernable character. Andrew is no longer a working royal, and is rarely, if ever, seen in public (not even