Prince Andrew police logs could hold truth on Duke's Pizza Express claims
EXCLUSIVE: Scotland Yard is under pressure to release logs kept by royal protection officers which would clarify whether Prince Andrew was in Pizza Express or Tramp nightclub on a day back in March 2001
by Nick Sommerlad, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/nick-sommerlad/Police notebooks could hold the truth about the Prince Andrew sex claims.
There are calls for Scotland Yard to release the logs kept by royal protection officers. One of the former officers Paul Page said notes would include times and dates of any trips to Pizza Express and Tramp nightclub.
He said: “If the notebooks can be found they would clear it up.”
The Met said the pocket logs were kept for up to 30 years.
In a TV interview shown at the weekend, Andrew denied the allegations of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s sex slave Virginia Roberts who claims she was trafficked to London in March 2001 aged 17 to have sex with Andrew.
She alleges she and the duke danced at the nightclub then had sex.
The prince said he was at Pizza Express in Woking, Surrey, that afternoon and spent the rest of the evening at home with his daughters.
Mr Page, who served in the SO14 Royalty Protection command from 1998 to 2004, said: “Prince Andrew would have been accompanied everywhere... A visit to Pizza Express would be noted in the pocket book... Tramp nightclub, individual venues and personal residences.”
Mr Page has cast doubt on Andrew’s sweat claims.
Virginia, now 35, alleges Andrew, 59, had perspired profusely. But the prince says he had a condition at that time which meant he did not sweat.
Mr Page, however, said he saw the prince perspiring while playing golf in the garden at Buckingham Palace.
Mr Page, who was convicted in 2009 over a £3million investment fraud, insisted he did not have a grudge against the duke but added the prince was “abusive and rude towards us as police officers”. He said about the TV interview: “[Andrew] made a compelling suspect.
“If that was a police interview he’d have been in the back of the van.”
The Palace said previously that during Mr Page’s trial he made “a series of allegations about... members of the Royal Family, none of which were ever substantiated”.


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At HasGeek we decided to spend part of summer in McleodGanj. This trip’s main focus was to code and enjoy beauteous mcleodganj surrounding.
Trip
We(Kiran, Supreeth, Haris, Praseetha, me) started from Bangalore 13, April, 2013 and returned on 1, May, 2013. I have uploaded the photos in FaceBook, notes of food items I had in the trip, list of places visited in McleodGanj.
Following is the breakup of the trip cost.
13, April 10:00PM, Yeshwantpur Railway Station, Bangalore,
- Dinner : 60
- Taxi fare: 50
- Train Ticket cost: 1750
14, April - In Train crossing central India
- Breakfast: 40
- lunch: 100
- Dinner: 80
- Ice Cream: 20
15, April: Delhi
- Breakfast: 50
- Metro Smartcard: 100
- Rickshaw fare: 10
- lunch : 150
- Icecream: 85
- Dinner: 85
- Evening we started to Mcleodganj in Ac Volvo.
- Bus fare: 800
16, April: First day in mcleodganj
- Breakfast: 50
- Tea: 15
- Dinner: 160
- Snacks (like biscuit, chocolate): 110
17, April: Small trek to air jaldi office in the evening
- Breakfast: 50
- Butter Tea: 15
- Lunch: 90
- Ginger Honey lemon tea: 50
- Dinner: 170
18, April: Evening walk to St.John’s Church
- Breakfast: 65
- Lunch: 70
- Dinner: 180
- Yak Yak Tshirt: 200
- Coffee: 100
19, April: Walk to Bhagsu waterfalls
- Breakfast: 60
- Dinner: 200
- Three pin holder: 80
- Cheese potato omlette: 50
- Pani Puri: 30
20, April: Work at leisure
- Breakfast: 60
- Lunch: 140
- Dinner: 155
21, April: Walking to Dalai Lama Temple
- Breakfast: 160
- Lunch : 240
- Complete Hindi Book: 350
22, April - Trek to Triund
- Breakfast: 60
- Snickers: 80
- Lunch: 90
- Tea: 30
- Snacks: 75
- Gloves: 250
- Dinner: 130
- Coffee: 40
- Stay: 150 ( We stayed in a hut in Triund)
- Snacks: 28
23, April - Trek to SnowLine, walk back to McleodGanj
- Breakfast - 110
- Coffee: 40
- Lunch: 130
- Snacks: 26
- Dinner: 370 ( We had Exactly Dinner in Out Of Blue)
- Taxi: 30
24, April - Relax
- Breakfast: 100
- Lunch: 285
- Dinner: 250
25, April - Climbing Down to Dharmasala
- Breakfast: 62
- Laundry: 60
- Mcleodganj stay(9 days): 2160
26, April - Leaving to Delhi in the evening
- Dharmasala Stay: 500
- Taxi: 110
- Bus Fare(Dharmasala to Delhi): 800
27, April - Attending BarCamp
- Metro card recharge: 100
- Vad Pav, snacks: 400
28, April - Trip to Taj Mahal
- Filter Coffee: 20
- Lunch: 240
- Gulfi ice: 10
- Travel: 300
- Taj Mahal car parking: 50
- Dinner(basically chaats): 120
- Agra fort + Taja Mahal Ticket fare: 40
29, April - Last day in Delhi
- Lunch: 432
- Iron man 3 Movie: 100
- chaat: 30
- Dinner: 300
30, April - Marching back to home
- Train fare: 2150 (Inclusive of food)
1, May - Home
- Tips: 100
- cab: 100
- Bus Ticket fare: 13
- Breakfast: 35
Total Cost: 16736(My Budget was 15000). It is worth the money.
Work progress
During the trip I was working on Hacknight, sent 9 pull requests, 6 merged to master, 3 pending for approval. Added 647 LOC and removed 110 LOC.We worked out of Cafe, room with data cards, phone internet without any high speed wifi connection. For first 4 days, I was unable to work because of my bad internet data card.
Kiran made better progress, was able to hold his github streak.
Note
- Amount expressed is in Indian Rupees.
- In Delhi we got accodomation in friends place and food too.
- We shared two rooms in Mcleodganj, so it was cheap.
- We tasted Italian, Tibetian, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Israeli, French etc …
- Butter tea is my favourite of the trip.
- Dogs were synonymous to cafe.
Hope to visit the place again.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.


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Prepare yourself for the Jennifer Lopez media onslaught. Her new record is due in stores just three days before her latest film debuts in theatres, and it probably won't be long before Puff Mommy is on Court TV testifying in boyfriend P. Diddy's trial for gun possession, bribery and the inability to create his own music. Since the entertainer has gone from critical praise for Out of Sight to tepid box office returns for The Cell to, well, being Puffy's bagman, you might be asking yourself, "How low can J Lo go?"
The answer is The Wedding Planner, an inane romantic comedy that makes you wonder if the Writers Guild hasn't already gone on strike.  Mary is good at what she does, donning a headset and watching the ceremony from a monitor like a television producer, and she's got a belt with enough gadgets to make Batman's tights fall down.
While she carefully plans memorable, romantic days for happy young couples, Mary's own love life is at a standstill. She was ditched at the altar several years ago and hasn't had a date in over two years. To make matters worse, her Italian father (Alex Rocco) keeps trying to fix her up with a young man from the Old Country (Justin Chambers, Liberty Heights). All in all, it's a pretty sad state of affairs for a woman to used to plan extravagant weddings for Barbie and Ken as a girl. Like she says, "Those who can't wed, plan."
But things start to become brighter for Mary. She lands the big wedding fish in Fran Donolly (Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, Beautiful), an affluent woman about to get hitched in a money-is-no-object wedding to end all weddings. And she falls head over heels for a pediatrician at a local children's hospital (Matthew McConaughey, U-571), too. Everything is coming up roses for Mary, at least until she finds out her dreamboat is engaged to Fran.
Planner, written by debut scribe Pamela Falk and Little Voice editor Michael Ellis, invents all kinds of ridiculous ways to get the two of them alone together, but nothing remotely interesting or comedic. A scene where she measured his inseam at a tuxedo fitting would have been a step in the right direction, but you won't find anything that entertaining here. Director Adam Shankman instead chooses to fill the film full of sappy music. For the record, this is Shankman's feature film directorial debut, but he was a choreographer on some of the worst movies made in the last few years (Isn't She Great, Dudley Do-Right, Inspector Gadget, The Out of Towners).
The final scene shows how fiercely these filmmakers are committed to putting a quality product on the screen. It's supposed to be June in San Francisco (home of bad wedding films - see The Bachelor for more proof) but you can see the icy breath coming out of Lopez and McConaughey. The scene also abruptly shifts from the sunny mid-afternoon to the dark evening, simply to force the characters back into the setting in which they fell in love. Now that's romantic.
Just in case you've recently suffered a stroke, or taken a sharp blow to the base of your skull and can't figure out how a movie like this ends, they give the whole thing away in the trailer. If you've seen it, there's absolutely no reason you need to see the film. Save your money for J Lo's new record instead. Her acting is probably better in the liner notes.
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My friends are doing their best to support me. My girlfriend has been a guiding light through the process. My parents think I'm insane. Regardless of opinion, I'm now living in a 1995 Winnebago Rialta.
I was getting fat. Not around the waistline -- around my apartment. With two bicycles (down from four), three 24"+ computer monitors, two computer workstations, numerous gadgets, a small studio's worth of music production gear, and a closet full of clothes I never wore, I was destined to live life reluctantly renewing leases for fear of moving on. What would I do with all this stuff? The idea terrified me. It terrified me so much that I'd have nightmares about never being able to leave Portland. You know, the ones where Sam Adams erects a wall around the city and David Hasselhof tries to save us. Or something.
Rewind back to 2002. A simpler time. A time where a 17-year-old high school senior could make his daily allowance working for the local supermarket and dream about one day living in a van. "I could go anywhere, anytime!", I'd think to myself. "I could even install a computer inside, and wardrive for fresh wi-fi hotspots around town!".
But alas, vans cost thousands of dollars, and I didn't have any credit... or thousands of dollars. Dreams crushed.
When I was in my early twenties, I'd fly everywhere without a thought. In 2008 I flew to and from Europe three times in the course of only a few weeks. I loved to fly. But then...
Then this pesky part of my brain called my frontal lobe developed. All of the sudden flying was for the birds, stepping too close to the edge of cliffs was a death wish, and earthquakes were common in Portland, Oregon. And so ended my era of easy, fast transcontinental travel.
Forever stranded 3,000 miles away from home, with an unnerving desire to see something different when I awaken in the morning, I decided it was time to fulfill my teenage pipe dream. And so far, I've never been more fulfilled by a decision in my life.
Perusing the zoning ordinances for most urban areas, you'll find that the minimum square footage for a residence is somewhere in the vicinity of 400 square feet. You'll also find that (in Portland, at least) parking your motorhome on the street overnight is illegal. And then there's the city's camping laws, which prohibit camping in a private yard for longer than 14 consecutive days. In my opinion, these laws do more to disturb the peace than protect it.
So, we'll see what happens. The worst that can come of this is I have to move my house, which, at this point, involves putting it in drive. I'm making it a point to be very respectful to my neighbors and yard-mates, so hopefully it won't be a problem for the short duration I plan to remain in Portland.
If you think I'm sacrificing comfort or style living in less than 100 square feet, think again. I've only had my RV for a week, and already I've installed a Bluetooth-ready car stereo, assembled a custom computer workstation made out of an IKEA kitchen table, a memory foam mattress, a magnetic spice rack with magnetic on-wall storage for metallic tools, an area rug, 4G wireless Internet access, and LED lighting. This makes my RV less a trashy mobile home and more a classy land yacht, ready for adventure and equipped for my live/work lifestyle.
I cannot take credit for my inspiration in this endeavor, though. Most of the reassurance that "everything is going to be okay" comes from Tynan, who wrote an excellent book about living in a small RV. And then there's Mikko Kemppe, who coined the phrase Urban Mobile Lifestyle and lives in a Winnebago Era. He hasn't updated his site in awhile, so I'm curious what he's up to now.
So there you have it. I'm not sure what's to come of my grand experiment, but I can tell you it'll be more exciting than sitting at home watching reruns of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Not that I won't miss The Gang...


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