Who has cut ties with Prince Andrew?
Here is a look at how some of the businesses and organisations associated with the Duke of York have reacted to his interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Prince Andrew is to continue working on his flagship project Pitch@Palace after pressure for partners to distance themselves, but he will do so privately without the support of Buckingham Palace.
A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said: "He will continue to work on Pitch but will look at how to do that outside and entirely separate from the palace."
It is thought the duke will not have any involvement with the dozens of charities, organisations and military units he is associated with.
The Outward Bound Trust, which has a long association with the royal family, is considering the duke's role as patron.
The Financial Times reported that one prominent backer of Pitch@Palace is pushing for the Queen's son to relinquish his association with the scheme, which he founded in 2014.
Cutting ties
- Murdoch University in Perth, Australia - Has told Buckingham Palace it will not be continuing participation in Pitch@Palace in 2020.
- Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology - Concluded its involvement with Pitch@Palace in October and told the PA news agency it is committed to ensuring its campus remains "a safe and inclusive place to work and study".
- Bond University in Australia - Was preparing to consider working again with Pitch@Palace in 2020, but "in light of recent events, the university does not intend to seek any further involvement".
- KPMG - Pitch@Palace founding partner - Sponsorship contract expired at the end of October and will not be renewed.
- Standard Chartered - Will not be renewing sponsorship of Pitch@Palace in December, citing "commercial reasons".
- Aon - Asked for its logo to be removed from the Pitch@Palace website, saying it had never been involved in the scheme in any capacity.
- Gravity Road - Supporter of Pitch@Palace - Reported to be no longer working with the charity.
- Advertising Week Europe - Supporter of Pitch@Palace - Reported to not be inviting Pitch@Palace to be part of its meeting in March.
- Inmarsat - Reported to not be renewing its sponsorship of Pitch@Palace.
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Under review
- University of Wollongong in Australia - Told PA it is "currently undertaking an annual review of its future involvement in Pitch@Palace".
- AstraZeneca - Three-year partnership with Pitch@Palace is due to expire at the end of this year and is being reviewed.
- London Metropolitan University - Reviewing Andrew's role as patron at board of governors meeting next Tuesday.
- Huddersfield University - A student panel passed a motion to lobby the duke to resign as its chancellor.
- Outward Bound Trust - Holding a board meeting this week to discuss whether Andrew should stay as patron. He took over the role in March from the Duke of Edinburgh, who dedicated 65 years to the charity.
- Hult International Business School - Will complete the current Pitch@Palace event in early December, but is reviewing its future involvement in the programme.
- BT has said it will only continue to work with iDEA which promotes digital skills if the award drops the Duke of York as a patron.
A spokesperson for the telecoms firm said: "We have been working with the company since its launch in 2017 and our dealings have been with its executive directors not its patron, the Duke of York.
"As a leading provider of online digital skills training, iDEA was a natural partner for our new Skills for Tomorrow programme.
"However, in light of recent developments we are reviewing our relationship with the organisation and hope that we might be able to work further with them, in the event of a change in their patronage."
Staying put
- Stelios Philanthropic Foundation - The foundation, started by easyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou, is understood to be continuing its support for Pitch@Palace for the present.
- Barclays - Recently renewed its sponsorship of the initiative, but is understood to be keeping a close eye on the situation.
A Barclays spokesman told the PA news agency: "Pitch@Palace as an organisation has made an undeniable impact on supporting entrepreneurs and creating new jobs which is why we are keen to support the programme.
"However, we are concerned about the current situation and are keeping our position under review."