Every red-blooded Englishman and Englishwoman should be cheering on Prince Andrew in his court case against Thames Valley Police.
For years now, police and prosecutors have got away with attacks on the presumption of innocence, subjecting unconvicted people to spectacular and well-publicised dawn raids, arrests and searches.
It is time somebody challenged this, and it turns out that Andrew (who proved in the Falklands that he has courage) is the person to do it.
As he is currently the most unpopular man in the country, far too few people have yet realised that he has a case. But I think he does, and
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