A Plaque Commemorating Prince Andrew Has Been Ripped From a Belfast Hospital Wall

Plaques celebrating previous incidences of royal ribbon cutting on the premises are a feature of many British institutions. Now, however, a Belfast hospital has been left with an empty space on its wall after a tablet marking Prince Andrew’s role in formally opening Belfast City Hospital in 1986 was ripped off the wall by disgruntled staff after Andrew was accused of sexual assault in a U.S. courtroom.

Despite an internal investigation which not only recovered the...