London: There are many ways to measure the fall of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor from prince to private citizen, and most of them are about money and status. He loses his home, his titles and his ability to monetise his royal rank.

But another loss is harder to measure – and it is about to be tested. The former prince has lost the royal protections that used to shield him from the American and British justice systems. He is more exposed than ever to questions about his long friendship with the late Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell .

The women who fell victim to the two convicted criminals want him to reveal more about those who helped Epstein and Maxwell traffic teenage girls for sex. They want Mountbatten Windsor to talk about what he saw – or even face charges.

One of the sur

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