Prince Charles’ closest aide resigns over Saudi donor scandal
By DW
08 September 2021 |
7:59 am
Michael Fawcett has stepped aside to allow a probe into allegations that he offered to help secure a knighthood and British citizenship for a wealthy Saudi businessman.
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