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Prince Andrew hires Amber 
Rudd's former 'master of the 
dark arts' aide to spearhead 
a PR fightback following the 
Jeffrey Epstein scandal

• Prince Andrew has hired Jason Stein, 28, former Special Adviser to Amber Rudd
  
• Mr Stein lost his job when Ms Rudd quit as Work and Pensions Secretary
  
• He previously worked as spokesman for Liz Truss and the Treasury
  
• Mr Stein’s relationship with Prince Andrew is likely to be helped by his golf love
  

the Daily Mail,

29 September, 2019

Prince Andrew has hired Amber Rudd’s former Special Adviser to spearhead a PR ‘fightback’ following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Jason Stein, who developed a reputation at Westminster as a ‘master of the dark arts’, will start as Communications Secretary to the Duke next month.

Mr Stein, 28, lost his job earlier this month when Ms Rudd quit as Work and Pensions Secretary in protest at the removal of the whip from 21 Tory MPs after they rebelled against the Government to stop a No Deal Brexit.

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Jason Stein, (middle) who developed a reputation at Westminster as a ‘master of the dark arts’, will start as Communications Secretary to the Duke next month

He previously worked as a spokesman for Liz Truss and the Treasury and before that in the Department for Work and Pensions press office.

Mr Stein’s relationship with Prince Andrew is likely to be helped by his love of golf. The Duke plays the game regularly and reportedly has a single figure handicap.

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Prince Andrew has hired Amber Rudd's former Special Adviser Jason Stein, 28, to spearhead a PR 'fightback' 

However, his new assignment is likely to be challenging as the Prince has faced damaging headlines since Epstein took his own life in a US prison on August 10.

Earlier this month, Virginia Roberts Giuffre went on American TV to repeat claims that she was coerced by Epstein into having sex with the Duke on three occasions, the first in 2001 when she was 17.

The Prince vehemently denies the allegations, which were thrown out by a US judge in 2015 because they were ‘immaterial and impertinent’.

A Buckingham Palace spokesman said of the accusations: ‘It is emphatically denied that The Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts. Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation.’

Earlier this month, The Mail on Sunday also revealed how Andrew had flown into a rage at a senior Palace aide, later identified as Tony Johnstone-Burt, the Queen’s Master of the Household, after he was unable to book a room at Buckingham Palace for an event.

A source admitted the Duke had ‘got very cross’, adding: ‘There were heated words on both sides but the altercation was in no way physical.’

In a 2017 newspaper interview, Andrew admitted he didn’t care about criticism, saying: ‘You don’t get it right all the time. . . it doesn’t bother me. It’s just part of life’s rich tapestry.’

Mr Stein and Buckingham Palace last night declined to comment on the appointmente-mail