Canada #89

DOJ-Released Picture Shows Disgraced Former Prince Andrew With Trafficking Victim in His Lap, as His Daughter Eugenie Has To Resign From Charity Over Relentless Epstein Scandal

by Paul Serran Mar. 8, 2026

Another week, another ‘Randy Andy’ scandal.

By now, having lost all his British royal perks, titles, and honors, having been arrested, currently under investigation, one could imagine that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, exiled in a Sandringham farm, couldn’t care less if yet another compromising picture of him has been released by the US DOJ.

But, in fact, it’s the compounding effect this has on his investigation, and also the consequences being faced by his daughters.

In the meantime, people around Andrew are also suffering grave reputational damage.

The undated images, small and low resolution, are among the 180,000 photographs released by the DOJ under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

They’re more of a blur, these new photos, but they keep the spotlight on Andrew after a slew of compromising photos and documents destroyed whatever was left of his life.

His daughter, Princess Eugenie, had to resign from her role in an anti-slavery charity, as the relentless fallout from the Epstein documents continues.

Page Six reported:

“[She] served for seven years as a patron of Anti-Slavery International.

On Sunday, the princess, 35, stepped away from her role at the world’s oldest human rights organization, the Observer reported.

The charity said in a statement to the outlet, ‘After seven years, our patronage from HRH Princess Eugenie of York has come to an end. We thank the Princess very much for her support for Anti-Slavery International. We hope that she continues to work to end slavery for good and deliver freedom for everyone’.”

More:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/03/doj-released-picture-shows-disgraced-former-prince-andrew/

General Research #29698

Drone footage captures Glasgow central building after fire

March 9, 2026

DRONE footage has captured the smouldering Union Street building in daylight following a horrific blaze last night.

Following the fire, Glasgow Central station is likely to remain closed for at least two days causing major travel disruption.

The 19th century building on Union Street – known as Union Corner – was hollowed out by the intense fire, which caused a dome to partially collapse.

All train services from Scotland’s busiest railway station were cancelled and Network Rail have said it will remain closed on Monday and likely Tuesday as well.

An MSP compared the damage to the devastation from “the Blitz”. Nearby hotels were evacuated and roads were sealed off.

On Monday morning, fire crews used aerial platforms to hose water onto what remained of the building, as smoke hung in the air.

Only the facade of the building at the corner of Gordon Street and Union Street has been left standing.

As of 6.45am, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said crews were still battling the fire with nine appliances at the scene, and people are urged to avoid the area where possible.

A spokesperson said: “Firefighters were mobilised at 3.46pm on Sunday March 8 to reports of a fire on the ground floor of a four-storey building.

“Operations remain ongoing and there have been no reports of casualties.”

First Minister John Swinney has said the Scottish Government is willing to help Glasgow City Council with the financial consequences of the fire outside Central station.

He told press ahead of a visit to the scene: “The UK Government recognises that there will be a significant financial cost arising out of this incident.

“We’re in the early days of all of that. But I want to signal our willingness to support Glasgow City Council and to support them financially in dealing with the consequences, which will be immediate, significant and unexpected.”

https://www.thenational.scot/news/25919800.drone-footage-captures-glasgow-central-building-fire/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CTrNn2fMyY