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British Police "Examine" Flights Chartered by Epstein to London

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The British police are investigating allegations that emerged from the Epstein files that women were sent to the United Kingdom.

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The British police announced Tuesday that it was examining the charges that appeared in the Epstein files, according to which women would have been sent to the United Kingdom with private planes of the American sexual offender, following calls for verification of the involvement of former Prince Andrew in these flights, reports AFP.

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Authorities have been under pressure in recent days to investigate the involvement of former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in these flights.

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The name of the former Prince Andrew was not mentioned by the police. However, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown alerted about possible breaches in the investigations that targeted King Charles III's brother.

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The British police are investigating allegations that emerged from the Epstein files that women were sent to the United Kingdom.

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British police said today they are examining allegations emerging from the Epstein files that convicted American financier Jeffrey Epstein sent women to... Britain: Police to investigate flights on which Jeffrey Epstein sent women to the country - ΙΝΑΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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