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UK police arrest ex-prince Andrew over misconduct

UK police have arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He was detained by Thames Valley Police as part of an ongoing investigation. Police said a man in his sixties was arrested in Norfolk and that officers are searching properties in Berkshire and Norfolk. Andrew remains in custody while investigations continue. The case is linked to allegations that, during his time as a United Kingdom trade envoy, he shared confidential government information with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Documents released by United States authorities reportedly include trade reports Andrew sent to Epstein about countries he visited on official trips.​ Andrew has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and any allegations of sexual misconduct. He was stripped of his royal titles and military patronages last year because of his ties to Epstein and […]

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Bondi Faces Heated Hearing Over Epstein Files

US Attorney General Pam Bondi strongly defended the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case during a heated House Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, as lawmakers from both parties challenged her over redactions and other federal actions. The four-hour session frequently turned confrontational. At one point, Bondi referred to a Democratic lawmaker as a “washed-up loser,” and tensions escalated further when another member left the room following a sharp exchange. Victims Present as Redactions Questioned The hearing followed the Justice Department’s release earlier this year of millions of additional documents tied to investigations into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Several of Epstein’s victims attended the session and were seated directly behind Bondi. In her opening remarks, the attorney general described Epstein as a “monster” and expressed sympathy for those who suffered abuse. However, Democratic lawmakers sharply criticized the department’s […]

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Document confidentiel transmis à Epstein

Un document que Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor aurait transmis à Jeffrey Epstein contenait des informations détaillées sur des opportunités d’investissement dans l’or et l’uranium en Afghanistan. Selon des éléments consultés par la BBC, il s’agit d’une note préparée par des responsables britanniques à l’intention d’Andrew lorsqu’il occupait la fonction d’envoyé spécial au commerce. Ce document, daté de décembre 2010, aurait ensuite été transféré à Epstein. Il présentait notamment une liste d’« opportunités commerciales à forte valeur » dans la province afghane du Helmand. Cette révélation intervient après qu’un précédent article de la BBC a indiqué qu’Andrew avait lui-même qualifié le document de « confidentiel » dans un courriel figurant parmi les derniers fichiers liés à l’affaire Epstein rendus publics. L’ancien prince a toujours fermement nié tout acte répréhensible dans ses relations avec Jeffrey Epstein. Il a également rejeté toute accusation selon laquelle […]

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Pressure Mounts on Andrew Over Epstein Case

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is under renewed pressure from US lawmakers and relatives of Virginia Giuffre to testify in the United States over his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In an interview with the BBC, Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna criticized the Royal Family for what he described as a lack of transparency. He suggested it would be appropriate for Andrew to appear before US authorities. Fellow Democrat Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernandez went further, urging King Charles III to instruct his brother to travel to the US and answer questions before Congress. On Monday, Buckingham Palace signaled a willingness to cooperate with law enforcement. A spokesperson said the Royal Family stood “ready to support” police if formally approached. The statement added that the King had expressed “profound concern” over the allegations involving his brother and that both the King and Queen’s […]

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