SHE DID IT

Family hail Virginia but want more action | Ex-royal cop calls for Andrew probe.

- PATRICK HILL

THE Royal Family's former head of protection last night called for Andrew to be quizzed by police, as his alleged victim Virginia Giuffre's family demanded "more justice".

Dai Davies believes the former prince and Duke of York has questions to answer in relation to allegations made by Ms Giuffre, which Andrew, 65, denies.

And he said he wants to see a separate investigation launched into the actions of police and Crown Prosecution Service bosses, who refused to pursue a case against the former royal.

Mr Davies, who was head of Scotland Yard's Royal Protection Command between 1994 and 1998, told the Mirror: "I want him to be investigated. There should be a police investigation and if there's evidence he should be interviewed under caution like anyone else." Last night Virginia's brother Sky Roberts echoed those calls, adding: "He's still walking around a free man. He's not going to be living on the side of the road.

He should be investigated." Mr Roberts said the family has felt "a mixed bag of emotions" since the King's decision to strip Andrew of his title and kick him out of his rent-free mansion.