Queen was eager for ex-prince Andrew to become trade envoy
Newly-released documents reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was eager for her son, former prince Andrew, to be appointed as Britain's trade envoy in 2001. This information sheds light on the Queen's aspirations for Andrew's role in international trade. The documents provide insight into the royal family's involvement in government affairs during that time.
- ▪Queen Elizabeth II was very keen for prince Andrew to become Britain's trade envoy in 2001.
- ▪The information comes from newly-released documents.
- ▪This revelation highlights the Queen's aspirations for her son's role in international trade.
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