Prince Andrew will give evidence under oath next month as part of the civil sex assault case being brought against him, it has been confirmed.
“We agreed to voluntarily produce the duke for a deposition on 10 March,” a source close to him said.
Andrew, 61, has strenuously denied all allegations against him.
He will face what is known as a deposition in London, in what has been described as a neutral location.
A source close to the royal said his accuser Virginia Giuffre has not yet committed to a date or location for her deposition “despite repeated requests”, PA news agency reported.
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