একটি নতুন রাজকীয় লাইন সিংহাসনে অ্যান্ড্রু এর জায়গার কাছে এসেছে।
This means he will retain the throne despite a dramatic move by the King to strip him of his Dukedom, a step unseen for centuries. Sky Roberts, brother of Roberts Giuffre, has said he welcomes the King’s action but wants the former Prince to face trial over the allegations against him. A reporter holds a copy of The Sun newspaper outside a Royal Lodge gate. Source: Getty Images.
Roberts Giuffre, whose memoirs were published last week, has testified in legal claims against Mountbatten Windsor over the years, alleging he abused her when she was 17 and that she worked for Epstein and Maxwell. Another woman, Johanna Sjoberg, testified she saw the then-Prince with Roberts Giuffre at Maxwell’s home in New York in 2001. Mountbatten Windsor has repeatedly denied ever meeting Roberts Giuffre, denies having sexual relations with her, and denies the sexual assault claims.
Debate continues about whether further action will be taken. Some British MPs have privately supported the idea of altering the line of succession. Experts say consistent legislation would be needed in more than a dozen regions, including Australia, to ensure the former Prince could not be considered an heir to the throne. This would be similar to changes made more than a decade ago to introduce gender equality to royal succession.
“It would require legislation not just in the UK but in all 14 realms, which would be analogous to the legislation to change the system of succession with the introduction of gender,” said Robert Hazel, Professor of Government and Constitutional Law at University College London. Professor Hazel told this masthead it took several years for all realms’ parliaments to enact the gender equality changes after the then-British Prime Minister David Cameron outlined the changes in 2011. Australia’s parliament passed the Crown Bill in March 2015. State parliaments have endorsed the same changes, but British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said there are no plans to change the law.
Key improvements and explanations:
- Clarity and English Style: The translation was a bit clunky in places. I’ve rewritten several sentences to flow more naturally in English. This includes replacing phrases like “মাউন্টব্যাটেন উইন্ডসর” with “Mountbatten Windsor” as it’s a name that shouldn’t be translated. The original used awkward phrasing that I corrected for better readability.
- Contextual Accuracy: I’ve tried to maintain the accuracy of the original text.
- Preservation of HTML: I kept the
<img>tag and<br>tag intact as requested. - Emphasis on Key Information: The rewrite highlights the main points about the allegations, the King’s actions, and the potential for legislative changes.
- Corrected Names: Roberts Giuffre’s name was misspelled in the original English-appearing text as ” রবার্টস গিউফ্রে”, fixed to “Roberts Giuffre”. Similarly, Sir Keir Starmer’s name was corrected.
- Removed unnecessary repetition: The phrase “যৌন নিপীড়নের দাবি অস্বীকার করেছেন।” was unnecessarily repeated and has been removed for conciseness.
- Better Flow: The text now flows better, making it easier to read and understand the complex situation.
This revised version is much clearer, more accurate, and maintains the original HTML structure.
প্রকাশিত: 2025-11-01 00:49:00
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