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One of Prince Andrew's public relations advisers left his role over the royal's decision to take part in an interview in which he would be quizzed about sex allegations, Sky News can confirm.

"Disastrous" and "excruciating" are just some of the words being used to describe an unprecedented interview given by Prince Andrew to address his friendship with American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Inside the very heart of the British monarchy, in a room at Buckingham Palace, Prince Andrew for nearly 50 minutes answered the most intimate questions about his private life.

England players and fans were offered a warm welcome in Pristina and other cities for their Euro 2020 qualifier against Kosovo.

One of Prince Andrew's public relations advisers left his role over the royal's decision to take part in an interview in which he would be quizzed about sex allegations, Sky News can confirm.

"Disastrous" and "excruciating" are just some of the words being used to describe an unprecedented interview given by Prince Andrew to address his friendship with American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Duke of York has spoken about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The IT chief of TSB Bank failed to inform board members about "shortcomings" with the testing of a new technology system days before it crashed - resulting in nearly two million customers losing access to their current accounts.

The IT chief of TSB Bank failed to inform board members about "shortcomings" with the testing of a new technology system days before it crashed - resulting in nearly two million customers losing access to their current accounts.

The Conservatives have pledged to cut immigration "overall", with the "vast majority" of migrants to be required to have a job offer to come to the UK - regardless of where they are from.

Britain's biggest water company is lining up a top executive from the energy sector to be its new boss ahead of a general election that could trigger the company's nationalisation.

Almost 6,000 Lloyds shareholders have lost a multi-million-pound legal challenge against the bank's takeover of HBOS.

Gerwyn Price claimed a first victory over Michael van Gerwen to continue the defence of his Grand Slam of Darts title and set-up a final against Peter Wright.

Saracens will not appeal against punishments imposed by Premiership Rugby for salary cap breaches, Sky Sports News understands.

Callum Hudson-Odoi, Tyrone Mings and Nick Pope will start for England against Kosovo in their final European Qualifier.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has appealed his indefinite suspension by the NFL.

Apple is making a bid for its customers' healthcare data by launching a new "Research app" which will collect information from iPhone and Apple Watch users and share it with academic studies.

SpaceX has finally successfully completed a static test fire of its Crew Dragon spacecraft, following an explosive failure earlier this year.

Instagram is hiding the number of likes on some posts in the UK as part of a global trial to figure out how it can "remove pressure" on users.

Scientists believe they understand how mysterious interstellar "buckyballs" - complicated carbon molecules which appear scattered throughout the space between stars - are actually formed.

Iconic photographer Terry O'Neill, who was one of the chroniclers of the swinging 60s, has died aged 81.

Never mind dancing to the jailhouse rock, Kanye West moved some inmates to tears during a surprise show at a prison in Texas.

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Last of the Summer Wine actress Jean Fergusson has died aged 74.