Charles was targeted by fresh protests during a state visit in Windsor today. Protesters demanded he come clean on what he knew about Andrew and when.
 
Charles was hosting the Sultan of Oman's state visit as small groups of protesters spread along the parade route and revealed flags bearing the slogan 'No one is above the law'. 
 
Some also had placards showing the infamous photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the late Virginia Giuffre.
 
This is the second protest in a week challenging Charles about Andrew. Very loud protests were seen at the opening of the Senedd last Thursday.
 
Republic has called for investigations into Andrew to continue unimpeded following the former prince's recent legal challenge to his arrest.
 
Republic's initial police report is believed to have led to that arrest earlier this year.
 
Republic have also called for a 'Royal Epstein Inquiry' into what Charles and William knew and when.
 
Speaking for Republic, Graham Smith commented:
 
"Questions about what William and Charles knew came up again at today's state visit."
 
"Republic activists are challenging the royal pair - what did they know about Andrew and when did they know it?"
 
"Andrew is trying to obstruct the police investigation into serious allegations. Charles shouldn't be allowed to parade about with one of his royal buddies, without being held to account on what he knew about these allegations."
 
"Andrew isn't above the law, Charles and William aren't above the law. The police must be free to follow the evidence where it leads. William and Charles should be treated like any other witnesses and interviewed under caution, if necessary."
 
"It is particularly galling to see Charles parading with the Omani royals. Oman has a dreadful human rights record. It is notable that British royals have no qualms about dictators when they wear crowns and call themselves princes."
 
 
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