US EditionBuckingham Palace 'stands ready to support' police in Andrew inquiries
King Charles pledges support for police assessing Prince Andrew's alleged sharing of confidential trade documents with Jeffrey Epstein.
- King Charles III expressed profound concern over allegations against his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, involving sharing confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein and stated Buckingham Palace is ready to support Thames Valley Police if approached.
- Thames Valley Police are assessing reports that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential trade documents with Epstein and are evaluating complaints filed by external groups.
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his royal titles last year amid allegations including sexual misconduct linked to Epstein, which he denies; the Royal Family has emphasized sympathy for victims.
- Prince William and Princess Catherine have publicly expressed deep concern about the revelations and focused their thoughts on the victims affected.
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Peter Mandelson Invokes Press Harassment Protections To Dodge Questions About His Support Of Jeffrey Epstein
Peter Mandelson—the former UK cabinet minister who was just sacked as Britain’s ambassador to the United States over newly revealed emails with Jeffrey Epstein—has found a novel way to avoid answering questions about why he told a convicted sex offender “your friends stay with you and love you” and urged him to “fight for early release.” He got the UK press regulator to send a memo to all UK media essentially telling them to leave him alone. The…
U.K. Police Say They Have Spoken to Prosecutors Over Former Prince Andrew
The police in Britain said Wednesday that they had spoken to prosecutors as they weigh whether to formally investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, over accusations that he shared confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein while working in an official trade envoy role. Oliver Wright, assistant chief constable of the Thames Valley Police, said in a statement that his team had “engaged in discussions” with the Crown Prose…
Sending confidential documents, photos and concealment: the Epstein affair caught up again with the British ex-prince Andrew, "a narcissist without remorse," according to his biographer, who also scratched King Charles and his family.
New documents seeming to indicate that the ex-prince Andrew transmitted confidential documents to Jeffrey Epstein emerged on Wednesday, while the prosecution indicated "to be in contact" with the police regarding the suspicions surrounding King Charles III's brother. ...
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King Charles III seeks ‘moral high ground’ with pledge to help police as Epstein scandal deepens
LONDON — In an earlier era, Britain’s royal family might have tried to bury the scandal surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Not during the reign of King Charles I
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