Thank you @Tiddlywinks63
What a watch that was. Dai Davies, Lownie's guest, was Head of Royal Protection and a previous Divisional Commander of the Met.
There are so many takeaways from this. The Royals have no oversight into them and no due diligence is ever done. They are covered up by successive governments and indeed the Met at times.
He says Charles should abdicate if it is established he knew (which he obviously did) and an inquiry should find out who knew what, and who did what.
He called the Yorks 'a firm within a firm'. And they all should be investigated vigorously, and that doesn't exclude B&E who are implicated greatly.
A crisis team was set up in 2011 to investigate Andrew, it went nowhere as it was quashed.
He was not anti Monarchy, far from it, but he had no good words for many of them (He spent time with Prince Michael of Kent who was, as he put it' 'for sale'). He wants greatly reduced finances for them, and them all but king and heir working and he thinks the days of The Monarchy being a steadying influence in difficult times has completely gone. They need to go back to basics and earn respect.
He can't get over the fact that previous PMs and leading politicians are not speaking out... but for instance, William Hague works for the Wales's so refused. All in all, it's been a massive cover up