Cabinet Office Blames Error for Leaking Prince Andrews Old DocumentsThe Cabinet Office has attributed an administrative mistake to the accidental release of old royal documents concerning Prince Andrew. These files from 2004 and 2005, detailing royal visits and meeting minutes on his trade envoy duties, were briefly shared with journalists under embargo before their scheduled release to the National Archives in 2024.The Cabinet Office, responsible for managing these transfers, claims the documents were unintentionally disclosed unredacted due to an oversight. Anti-monarchy campaigners, however, argue that these papers should not be withheld, particularly for Prince Andrew, who has been stripped of his royal titles over his association with Jeffrey Epstein.The leaked minutes, which discussed travel arrangements and mentioned potential plans for Prince William, were found to be mundane. The Cabinet Office emphasized that all records undergo rigorous reviews with expert input, and the documents were promptly removed once the error was detected. Checkout Solipillow.com

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