Will Prince Andrew's resignation spark a British constitutional crisis?

Answer 1

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the queen needs to banish him to a pacific island with no people or electricity

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Answer 2

You cannot even get the facts right.

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Answer 3

No. He did not resign. He is taking a leave of absence. Andrew is not the monarch, nor the heir to the throne.

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Answer 4

No and he didn't resign, he was sacked by his mummy. He also loses the pittance of £249,000 a year, paid for the Royal duties, he tirelessly carries out every year, did I mention that it was EVERY YEAR?!

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Answer 5

No. But I wish it would.

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Answer 6

He wasn't doing anything anyway except cutting a few ribbons, waving from a posh car and risking the world being swallowed up every time he opened his huge gob.

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Answer 7

No and he didn't resign he was told to go by the Queen and Prince Charles.

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Answer 8

Not a resignation, a stepping back from formal duties FOR A PERID OF TIME

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Answer 9

Resignation from what? The Duke of York is eighth in line to the throne so completely irrelevant.

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Answer 10

No, he's way down the line of succession.

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