Abolish the monarchy
It’s more than Prince Andrew – the whole House of Windsor is rotten to the core
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Will Lloyd
Will Lloyd is the deputy editor of the New Statesman. He was previously a reporter at the Sunday Times and a pet insurance salesman in Sydney, Australia. The two jobs had nothing in common. He lives in Bloomsbury, with a framed photograph of Virginia Woolf.
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